As you may have heard from the local news, a man was killed by a great white shark a in San Diego a couple days ago. This article says that there has been no sign of the shark, but I might just throw on the air conditioning in the Apartment or check out Sarah Marshall instead.
on Apr 27th, 2008
we were just at the beach (literally 30 minutes ago) and we saw dolphins. Some people were dumb enough to think they were sharks, but it was kinda obvious that there were a bunch of flippers in the water.
on Apr 27th, 2008
leaving Sarah Marshall for another day, when it gets hotter and I have no plans. Although I hadnt heard the story aboot the sharks
on Apr 27th, 2008
Oh, please. You’re more likely to be killed on the drive to the beach. Do the math. It’s like fearing a terrorist attack: yeah, it’s a horrible, cinematic way to die, the thought fills you full of terror, etc. but the actual chances of winning Powerball are greater. Live your life conscious of actual risks, not the scary stories on network news.
on Apr 28th, 2008
Sarah Marshall is a good alternative to swimming. The film is set in Hawaii and gives you that illusion that you are actually with the characters in Hawaii. Wouldn’t hurt that it’s pretty funny, too. Would just hurt your stomach from laughing.