There's a whale in our river!

terri · Jan 20, 2006

You Brits just like to confuse everything, don't you? :lol:

Technically, I was speaking in "tons" - which is not to be confused with speaking in "tongues", though I'm capable of doing that, too. :twisted:

And yeah, Lumi, I'm with you - it's exciting for everyone to be able to see him up close like this and makes a good story, but getting him out of there safely is the biggest concern. :heart:

Rob · Jan 20, 2006

terri said:
You Brits just like to confuse everything, don't you?

Technically, I was speaking in "tons" - which is not to be confused with speaking in "tongues", though I'm capable of doing that, too. :twisted:

And yeah, Lumi, I'm with you - it's exciting for everyone to be able to see him up close like this and makes a good story, but getting him out of there safely is the biggest concern. :heart:

You just keep digging love.

Rob

:mrgreen:

Unimaxium · Jan 20, 2006

ha that's funny... the same thing happened last year with a whale in the Delaware river here in Philadelphia. It eventually just turned around and swam out.

tempra · Jan 20, 2006

Hey Rob, I see you got a pic on the beeb about it - good stuff!

hot shot · Jan 20, 2006

gettin a strage mix of moby dick and hitchhikers gide to the galixy all battered in one easy to carry pocket eddition book. should i be concered????? all i can say is so long and thanks for all the fish

terri · Jan 20, 2006

Rob said:
You just keep digging love.

Rob

:mrgreen:

But I like it here in my hole. It's dark, and kinda peaceful.

JonMikal · Jan 21, 2006

i see where the whale died

kelox · Jan 21, 2006

JonMikal said:
i see where the whale died

Just to augment;
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/london/4635874.stm

terri · Jan 21, 2006

Yep. They couldn't just leave him where he was, but the rescue effort was no doubt traumatic for him. Very sad. I know those rescuers gave it all they had. :thumbup: