By are you serious... on Tue, 07/06/2010 - 3:32pm.
Whoever devised this headline must, clearly, be handicapped (or, more relevant to today's youth culture: retarded)...
On another note, congratulations on showing why internet media is, in fact, a joke. Better luck next time.
While I have never been to this website before, the odds are 100% that I never will be again.
So instead, on the off chance you're one of those people who claim they're leaving and then don't, I'll ask: What, exactly, is wrong with the headline? Do you not get it? I can certainly explain it to you.
they have been occasionally sighted in Cape Cod waters, and there have been occasional shark attacks as far north as Cape Cod, because that's a little farther south, and those are somewhat warmer waters, but there's no need to panic.
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Is Ian Bowles getting all
Mayor Vaughn on us?
"You yell 'barracuda', everyone says 'huh? what?' You yell 'shark', and we've got a panic on our hands on the 4th of July."
you must be retarded...
Whoever devised this headline must, clearly, be handicapped (or, more relevant to today's youth culture: retarded)...
On another note, congratulations on showing why internet media is, in fact, a joke. Better luck next time.
While I have never been to this website before, the odds are 100% that I never will be again.
I suppose I could say ...
Make like Bruce the Mechanical Shark and bite me.
But I won't, because that would be juvenile.
So instead, on the off chance you're one of those people who claim they're leaving and then don't, I'll ask: What, exactly, is wrong with the headline? Do you not get it? I can certainly explain it to you.
While sharks are rarely seen off the coast of New England,
they have been occasionally sighted in Cape Cod waters, and there have been occasional shark attacks as far north as Cape Cod, because that's a little farther south, and those are somewhat warmer waters, but there's no need to panic.