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What else is down there?

here's another picture of the sunset just close to our island... i was thinking about the Meg in Lutz's post.. and often wonder..

what else is down there, in that calm water, that we never see, and we don't know about?
 

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No, its a shark mouth I'm standing in, isn't it obvious?

I don't know what it is, I didn't read the sign. Pretty cool, though.
 
Is that the actual size!!! Or is that a depth of field trick and your 20' away?
 
Thats a real size replica of the jaws of Charcharadon megalodon

the Great Whites Ancient older brother. And they were that big

Scary huh!!!

Sara, that scenery is beautful
 
Cor you can tell its the ancient older brother! It would take more than a while to grow that big :waterwork
 
Re: hey oldsarge!

Originally posted by LutzSpearo
Here's a pic of me and a 'friend' at the Ocean Expo Aquarium in Okinawa.

Nice looking 'friend' Lutz.
You know what they say, 'once you go Asian....'
Cheers,
Erik Y.
 
yep, i also think thats replica. Teeths are too good conditions to be truth and somehow there is no missing teeth in a row Horizontal length of the mouth opening is also small compared to the vertical. Jaw bone is also very complete..
 
on the tray in front of the jaw it looks like they are displaying real teeth (brown). ewwwwwwwwwww...
 
the horizontal/verticle proprtions are good but like all Meg jaws, it is a replica.

DONT waste your time on the book....trust me:head
 
uh..this thread got started again..that means us new peeps are gonna have to come out of hiding... haha..and we can get more pics of sinky!!!! since we only have one with his lovely mares wetsuit!!

diver-marc...nice parrot!! how are those for eatin? they are illegal to catch here but i guess thats only if you get caught
 
Ok, I'll bite. but gimme till later today.

I'll have to scrounge up an old picture, unless you want a picture of me in the cubicle in which I create my usual low-key mayhem on Deeperblue.net.
 
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Alright, you heckler.

Recent pictures (5 minutes old) fer y'all at Deeperblue.net.

Here I am at the helm of Scatterbrain 2000. My Deeperblue dedicated "work" station, here at my cubicle, in lovely Dallas, Texas.

The second is the Weight Sled. A 2005 Volkswagen Jetta TDI GLS Turbodiesel wagon. The engineers at Volkswagen called me up and asked me what I needed in a car this year.

I told them, rubbing my chin, "I need a compact 4-door with plenty of room. I'm thinkin' 'wagon' this time fellers. Somethin' that gets about 50 mpg to get me to various bodies of water around Texas with enough money left over for a pair of fins, a wetsuit, and a cheap date."

They got right to work on it. And, by the time my two-year-old loan application had been approved, they had it all shined up off the end of the production line, sent it to Houston, and had it hauled over to the old Sinky-shack. Oh, I forgot to mention that I had opted for all the sport option extras, so now it can quickly transform into a submarine.
 

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