EATEN BY SHARK

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MARKYSPARKYMember02 September 2012 16:46:55

SCAREDY CAT ME.?? COMING TO MALTA FOR TWO WEEK HOLIDAY IN TWO DAYS TIME. 04/SEPT/2012. SO I'VE BOUGHT A SHARKSHIELD.
IT TIES TO MY LEG, LASTS ABOUT 7 HOURS AND TRAILS ABOUT A METRE
ARIEL. HOPE IT WORKS, AS I HEAR PERSON HAD HIS SAIL EATEN ON HIS WIND SURFER. COST US$ 800. WORTH A LEG .
MARK BYRNE.LIVERPOOL

Aurélie ViP

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AurélieViP03 September 2012 09:12:43

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Hello MARKYSPARKY.

Welcome to Expat.com!

PS: Can you please lower caps lock when writing so as to ease the reading?

Thank you,
Aurélie

ricky ViP

Member since 06 September 2009

rickyViP03 September 2012 11:49:45

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Hi Mark,

welcome to the forum.

I wish you luck with your sharkshield but what are you doing about the deadly jellyfish, man-eating giant octopus , dangerous sea-urchins and stinging sea anemones that you can hardly avoid?

Also be careful with the freak waves that the Maltese islands experience every few days.

Cheers
Ricky

the_viper Member

Member since 01 February 2012

the_viperMember03 September 2012 20:04:10

Don't talk about them jellyfish they drive everyone out of the sea at the mear mention of their name

scubaboy Serial expat

Member since 06 February 2011

scubaboySerial expat04 September 2012 07:33:55

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ricky wrote:
I wish you luck with your sharkshield but what are you doing about the deadly jellyfish, man-eating giant octopus , dangerous sea-urchins and stinging sea anemones that you can hardly avoid?

LMAO...

Seriously Sharkshield not needed....

unless you are towing it behind you in Paceville to get the Sharks there away from you

J.

Toon Cyprus Expert

Member since 04 June 2011

ToonCyprus Expert04 September 2012 08:15:18

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forgive my ignorance what is a shark shield....

surely the best way to avoid sharks is

a...take a detour round paceville
b...never take a taxi
c...dont go to a timeshare event
d...dont get in the water

scubaboy Serial expat

Member since 06 February 2011

scubaboySerial expat04 September 2012 11:06:05

872

A,B,C....

The sharks in the water arent there to hurt you !!

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