Thought that might get your attention. See the attached file.
Let me guess, Michael Radomsky took the picture, right? [:D]
What a shot! I’m curious. What was the story behind this? Happy ending?
Walt
The shark photo is (happily) a hoax! For details, see http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2002/08/0815_020815_photooftheyear.htmlthis page on the National Geographic web site, which explains how the “photo” was made.
Two good places to sniff out hoaxes are the http://www.snopes.com/Urban Legends Reference Pages and the http://urbanlegends.about.com/Urban Legends and Folklore section at about.com.
If you want to see a truly horrifying real-life photograph, see the attached photo from Liza Minelli’s recent wedding…
Cheers,
Roger
From his Cirrus, inverted and blindfolded, while eating a sandwich
Mason
Mike wasn’t implicated in the helicopter photo, though he has had some close calls of his own (see attached).
Roger, didn’t you tell me that your attached photo was taken at your physics department’s Halloween party?
Yes Roger!
“pictures title” could be: Too Late (Because of higher Cirrus Performane that did mistake the shark).
Crap…
With all these shark attacks on aircraft I guess I am now going to have to install a SharkWatch ™ system.
Mark
Hmm, I wonder if Mike was chumming with cats again?
Mark,
I plade to your acute observation!
I hope that COPA will post asap to Cirrus this new URGENTLY issue.
…Where are Mike and Gordon when we need them?!?..
Cheers
That’s why airline pilots call it a “fish finder.”
Not to mention needing a new Garmin depth finder if you’re going to fly that close to the surf!
Be very careful in what you type. One of my cats, Boo - the bitch cat from hell, is reading…
Marty,
What Radomsky and I do in our spare time is none of your business!
Misty
Where are Mike and Gordon when we need them?!?
They’re busy at the site of the new COPA World Headquarters building (see attachment).
Kevin,
Actually, it was at the last faculty meeting.
Cheers,
Roger