I'm more freaked out by the smaller things like stepping on a poisonous urchin or getting stung by a deadly jellyfish.MetallicaRulez0 said:This is why I don't swim in the ocean. There are things THAT big out there. No thanks. Call me paranoid, don't care. I'm paranoid and safely on shore.
I'd much rather stay on shore with you to be honest, after being nipped by a crab or whatever it was.MetallicaRulez0 said:This is why I don't swim in the ocean. There are things THAT big out there. No thanks. Call me paranoid, don't care. I'm paranoid and safely on shore.
Clearly you are the most humourous person in this thread. Conegratulations.Redingold said:You call those puns? You guys are merely pupils. My puns are far cornea.
I just like the idea that scientists had a 'team swordfish' going on twitter. I love the internet.ritchards said:Solved! It's a sword fish eye.
http://deepseanews.com/2012/10/solved-where-did-the-big-eye-in-the-sea-come-from/
You mean this?:Hazy992 said:Well that's clearly just a coverup. It's obviously some sort of cyclops that 'The Man' doesn't want us knowing about. They'll be telling us it's a weather balloon next!ritchards said:Solved! It's a sword fish eye.
http://deepseanews.com/2012/10/solved-where-did-the-big-eye-in-the-sea-come-from/