Tuesday, December 5, 2017

Professional Courtesy is Apparently a Thing of the Past

A Manhattan private equity director was killed by a shark while scuba diving off the coast of Costa Rica, authorities said.
I know, I'm a bad person.

Seems that the dive site was known for its abundance of shark species.
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4 comments:

  1. CenterPuke8812/05/2017 6:57 PM

    A gentleman I worked with dived there less than 6 months ago, and showed us a video of a 16-foot Tiger Shark cruising right by him. I would not have dived in that area, but apparently, the sharks there are/were well behaved. That 16-footer coulda swallowed her whole!

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  2. B 12/05/2017 7:49 PM

    Having been a scuba diver, I gotta tell ya that humans look an awful lot like seals from below. especially when the sun is high.

    I truly believe that most shark attacks are mistaken identity. Few happen at nighttime.

    Then again, in the water, Humans are not necessarily the top predator.

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  3. The New York Crank12/05/2017 11:07 PM

    Contrary to the assertion in your blog post that you're a bad person, you are not at all. However, you are telling an old joke. I first heard it maybe 30 years ago in a different context. Q: Why don't sharks bite matrimonial lawyers? Professional courtesy.

    Crankily,
    The New York Crank

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  4. Doug T.12/06/2017 9:28 PM

    "I know I'm a bad person."

    Good though

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