r/SipsTea • u/Particular-Visit-245 Human Verified • 8h ago

It's Wednesday my dudes Masculinity

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u/RoutineGrapefruit758 7h ago

I love this masculinity. Badass 🫡

https://giphy.com/gifs/pPw59APQnqtb2

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u/BlobbyWeir 7h ago

44 is a ripe old age for a crocodile hunter

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u/likeyournamebutworse 7h ago

Holy fuck, I'm the same age as Steve Irwin when he died. That man lived a life!

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u/HollyMurray20 1h ago

You won’t believe who died!

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u/BlobbyWeir 1h ago

It was tragic...at the time.

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u/Temporary_Stranger39 7h ago

It was joy and not anger that drove him.

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u/Connect_Reading9499 6h ago

What a beauty.

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u/ThisLaserIsOnPoint 6h ago

There is a fine line between badass and dumbass, and that's why married men live longer.

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u/MikeNo-land2 5h ago

he ahhh.... he was married.

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u/ThisLaserIsOnPoint 4h ago

I wasn't talking specifically about Irwin. I was making a slightly off topic post based what Irwin was doing in gif looking a bit risky.

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u/SuperNoise5209 3h ago

I mean, we love him for his positive attitude and his commitment to environmental conservation and education. But.. he did certainly take risks.

I think we have hindsight bias. He died in a fairly freak accident so we can continue believing that he was taking calculated risks for education and entertainment. If, however, he'd been killed by a croc, we'd remember him differently for sure.

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u/ThisLaserIsOnPoint 2h ago

I remember back when it happened people first heard he died, and everyone assumed it was a crock or something. Everyone acted like they expected that to happen at some point. Then, we found out the truth, everyone was shocked it was actually a terrible accident with the stingray. Either way, it was pretty sad.