What's this leg, 'ere?

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Sysman replied

17 September 2010, 12:16
Originally posted by zeitghost View Post

Missing sailor found inside shark off Jaws beach | World news | guardian.co.uk

It's still not safe to go back in the water.

I blame the banker.

Damn. I was hoping it was an investment banker inside the shark.

AtW please note - nothing to do with banking bonuses or speculation; everything to do with how they treat their staff.
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xoggoth replied

17 September 2010, 12:08
Last month near Hastings I found a willy in a bottle. Nobody's claimed it yet.
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Mich the Tester replied

17 September 2010, 11:59
The Dutch police found a foot in a shoe on the beach this week, and police in Hull found the what they presume is the other foot in a matching shoe in northern England; they're still looking for the rest of the chappy.
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zeitghost started a topic What's this leg, 'ere?

17 September 2010, 11:57
What's this leg, 'ere?

Missing sailor found inside shark off Jaws beach | World news | guardian.co.uk

An investment banker on a deep-sea fishing trip caught the shark on 4 September. He said a left leg came out of its mouth as it was hauled on to his boat. When police sliced the belly open they found a right leg, two arms and a torso.

It's still not safe to go back in the water.

I blame the banker.
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