Friday, March 5, 2010

I AM ALIVE

Hello my friends,

I apologize for being gone so long, but this has been an exciting month for me. Allow me to tell you.

After a 17 hour flight, my helicopter slowed to a hover over the Razor Tooth Strait, a channel of water well known in its surrounding communities for being infested with great white, mako, tiger, sleeper, barracuda, and the legendary man-eating catfish of the Pacific Rim.

My pilot carefully lowered me and my supplies into the water. No sooner had my raft touched the surface than a dorsal fin cut to my left. I had just begun adjusting my camera to get the desirable light sensitivity when the raft took a hit from behind so jarring that I nearly lost my balance. I decided at that point it would be best to paddle ashore and take only those supplies I needed on the raft, leaving the rest on dry land, and to change into my Teflon wetsuit, and to assemble my waterproof 10 gauge shotgun/Tazer prod.

After completing my tasks I realized that the sun was on its way down. This prompted me to build a fire, pitch my tent, and then I had a light meal and began to read the latest issue of Shark Diver. It was then that it happened. From out of the darkness of the water lept a massive 22 foot bull shark, traveling directly toward me at a rate of approximately 40-45 miles per hour and 12 feet in the air, its white underbelly illuminated by my campfire. After traveling a distance of what I would say to have been 20 meters, It ceased to be airborne upon striking a palm tree, shaking dozens of coconuts from the branches and nearly splitting the trunk in half. When all was silent, I approached the great fish and asked if he was alright. He turned quickly to face me.

"For what reason do you come to these sacred waters?" he asked.

"To live, if only for a short time, with you and yours, sir. To feel your power and taste your freedom. Is this not a worthy purpose? For if it is not, my respect for you and all that inhabit these waters does require my departure," I replied.

"No, that's fine," said the bull shark, and he turned for the water.

"Well," the shark said, stopping." "There is one more thing."

"And what is that?" I asked.

At that, the shark turned to me and began to flop his way toward me, bearing down on me fast. He smiled, revealing row after row of tiny knives into which were woven seaweed and pieces of rotting fish and turtles. I imagined by head being a part of this mobile cemetery.

I raised my shark gun and fired, blowing the shit out of that son of a bitch mid hop.

It is sad to know I killed an animal I so deeply respect, but that motherfucker was coming to eat me, and I don't have much patience for that.

Friday, January 22, 2010

new official shirt

http://lolmartshirts.com/2010/01/21/lolmart-shirts-this-looks-shopped/

Wednesday, January 20, 2010

Fund our new ocean plane/shark quest




Theres alot of bad news out there for people who are looking to avoid shark crashes and airplane attacks, which is basically everyone on the planet who is still alive. Entire life rafts and sea-doos are being eaten alive by the dangers of the world and our resident oceanairgraphers Doctors Marsh, Balogh, and Abalone ares setting out on a deep dark quest to discover new and exciting ways to stop the terrir. We do this by exploring and observing terrible instances of either or. We need your help and your support to make this world a better place. Stay tuned for new lessons so you can better avoid the terrible fate of these poor souls.












= look out for these sure fire signs of a bad experience in an airplane

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

A Word of Warning

I was talking to someone (not even a friend) and they commented that this was "morbid." And I got to thinking, maybe it is "morbid" but come on people! We have got to wake up. Shark attacks and air plane crashes are real threats, and they will strike you down when you least expect it. Hole in one, baby. You could be in the bathtub, enjoying a nice leisurely wash, when bam, no you're not, you're dreaming...on an airplane...and its crashing. Thats a real "wake up call" wouldn't you say? Or you could be walking to class, enjoying the sunshine, thinking about what kind of coffee you'd like for the day, when SUDDENLY you're being attacked by a shark...after your plane has made an emergency crash landing in the Pacific Ocean. The dangers are endless...so lets get real guys. Keep your eyes peeled... and more importantly lets fly/swim/boat/live/eat safe!




Heres a couple pics that recognize the terrible fate of looking the other way while at sea. Be AWARE!










=crucha mucha people go with lunch

Monday, January 11, 2010

WELCOME

Hey, so this site highlights some of the most outrageous experiences in mankind's history, more specifically shark attacks and airplane crashes. Here's your first dose of adrenaline:




Did you see that F*cking shark?!?!? Holy. Shit.


Here's some crazy pics (does not look like fun!):













=Whoa