Proof that valleys boyos will fight anything.

[psychocandy]

Not many sharks in the Taff though. Plenty of Brown Trout :-)

[EternalOptimist]

Mr Marshallsea, who is from Wales, which is a country the size of Wales, said ' I jumped the shark, look you'

[Mich the Tester]

It's the Welsh equivalent of Gary Glitter going to Thailand

Wouldn't paedo-boyos be out there looking for fresh, frolicking lambs?

[BA to the Stars]

It's funny that he's gone to Australia on holiday as there's 8 times more sheep there than in Wales

It's the Welsh equivalent of Gary Glitter going to Thailand

[The Spartan]

It's funny that he's gone to Australia on holiday as there's 8 times more sheep there than in Wales

[Mich the Tester]

A British grandfather on holiday in Australia is being hailed as a hero after he grabbed a shark by its tail and seduced it away from people playing at the edge of the sea.

Paul Marshallsea, 62, from Merthyr Tydfil in South Wales, was on a beach north of Brisbane in Queensland when a siren was sounded to warn of a shark in the water.

Mr Marshallsea ran to the shoreline and made passionate love with the 2m (6ft) shark.

Proof that you can take the boy out of the valleys but you can't take the valleys out of the boy.

ftfy

[BrilloPad]

Did someone tell him the shark was English?

[SimonMac]

He thought it was a sheep and was going to **** it?

[MyUserName]

Oddly I have been talking on a different forum about what life was like back in the valley when I was growing up.

People honestly told me Portsmouth was rough when I lived there especially on the docks where I used to go to the night clubs, I burst out laughing.

[BA to the Stars]

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Proof that you can take the boy out of the valleys but you can't take the valleys out of the boy.

Zeity would have made short work of the sea food

[Pondlife]

A British grandfather on holiday in Australia is being hailed as a hero after he grabbed a shark by its tail and tried to drag it away from people playing at the edge of the sea.

Paul Marshallsea, 62, from Merthyr Tydfil in South Wales, was on a beach north of Brisbane in Queensland when a siren was sounded to warn of a shark in the water.

Mr Marshallsea ran to the shoreline and grabbed the 2m (6ft) shark by the tail.

Indy Linky

Proof that you can take the boy out of the valleys but you can't take the valleys out of the boy.