I'm back First Blood Part II

You can join TDZK. That's where you'll find everyone else. Although it's resetting in about a week :cry: So you may as well wait and join after the reset.

Other than that, me and Dragoon passed the 1000 mark. I'm still deciding on whether I want the cow as my avatar or not. So I'm settling in for the long haul to find out what all the other rank avatars are like for the moment.

Also, it's the anniversary of something. I can't remember what exactly... But I know something happened one year ago today.

 

Steve Irwin


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Steve Irvin

Ask Steve Irvin to describe his job, and he'll probably call it "fun."

"I can't imagine doing anything else for a living," Steve says. "Every day it's something different: a new story, a new issue. There is rarely a dull moment."

Steve brings more than ten years of experience to the anchor desk at 5:00. He also hits the street to bring NewsChannel 5 viewers the latest news for NewsChannel 5 at 10:00

Steve has covered stories all over the world, but he says the best stories are always right in his own backyard.

"One of the first things you learn about being a reporter is the strength and spirit of everyday people," he says. "When you report the news, you are exercising the privilege of telling someone else's story. That's an awesome responsibility."

It's a responsibility that has won Steve numerous awards for writing, enterprise and investigative reporting.

While Steve grew up in Madison, Wisconsin, he recently traced his family history right back to Middle Tennessee.

"My great, great, great, great grandfather was born in Rutherford County in 1804. One of the first generations of my family actually arrived in Middle Tennessee in the late 1700's," Steve says.

Steve is active in the community. He currently serves on the campaign cabinet for the United Way of Metropolitan Nashville, and helps raise thousands of dollars for United Way funded agencies.

Steve lives in the Brentwood area with his wife Jill and son Zachary. When he's not working or fixing things around the house, you'll probably find him on the golf course.

His handicap is a closely-guarded secret.

To e-mail Steve a news tip, click here.

The People on NewsChannel 5


CRIKEY!!!

 

Steve Irvin - The REAL Story

Ask Steve Irvin to describe his job, and he'll probably call it "fun". Ask anyone else and they'd probably call it "f**king stupid".

"I can't imagine doing anything else for a living," Steve says. "Every day I'm wrestling something different: a new crocodile, a new snake. There is rarely a dull moment."

Steve brings more than ten years of crock-wrestling experience to the anchor desk at 5:00. He also hits the street to wrestle every day viewers for NewsChannel 5 at 10:00

Steve has wrestled crocs and people all over the world, but he says the best crocs are always right in his own backyard.

"One of the first things you learn about being a croc and occasional people wrestler is the strength and spirit of everyday people," he says. "When you wrestle them on the street, you are exercising the privilege of wrestling someone else instead of a croc. That's an awesome responsibility."

It's a responsibility that has won Steve numerous awards for croc wrestling, people wrestling and investigative wrestling.

While Steve grew up in Madison, Wisconsin, he recently traced his family history right back to some rock in outback country Australia.

"My great, great, great, great grandfather was born in Burke and Wills County in 1804. That's before Australia was founded. One of the first generations of my family actually arrived in Middle Australia in the late 1700's," Steve says, talking about his aboriginal roots.

Steve is active in the community. He currently wrestles people on the campaign cabinet for the United Way of Metropolitan Nashville, and helps raise thousands of dollars for United Way funded agencies by wrestling crocs.

Steve lives in the Brentwood area with his wife Jill and his pet croc Zachary, who he occasionally wrestles. When he's not working or fixing things around the house, you'll probably find him on the golf course wrestling other golfers.

His handicap is a closely-guarded secret, although some witnesses have said his favourite manouver is grabbing men by the undies and giving them all mighty wedgies.

To e-mail Steve a news tip, click here.

To e-mail Steve a wrestling tip, click here.

To e-mail Steve the location of a croc, click here.

The People on NewsChannel 5. Boy, they are a bunch of weird f**ks aren't they?