Vice-ridden 15-foot Great White Shark knocks man out of kayak in Northern California, attempts to “smoke it like a cigar!”

"I’ve had a good life. I hope it doesn’t hurt too much."

The shark apocalypse entered a dangerous new phase, over the weekend, one that social scientists and normal scientists did not see coming as it appears Northern California’s “man-eating” Great Whites have discovered heretofore unknown “pleasures of the flesh.”

David Alexander, superintendent of a local school district, was out fishing in his kayak in Shelter Cove, enjoying a bright day. As he rounded the lighthouse he heard a “thud” which lead directly to a truly disturbing moment.

“It felt like the front of my boat was lifting up.” Alexander told a local blog. “I heard a sound sort of sandpaperish, a grinding sound. For a second I thought I was being lifted up onto a wash rock. I saw grey and then I said, ‘That’s not a rock. That’s a shark!”

The Great White was estimated to be fifteen-feet long.

“He had the front of my kayak literally in his mouth,” Alexander continued. “It was like he was smoking it like a cigar. It was surreal.”

The impact rolled the superintendent into the water and he was certain of his demise, thinking, “I’ve had a good life. I hope it doesn’t hurt too much.”

Well, the Great White didn’t attack, finished smoking the kayak then swam off likely in search of brandy, maybe a nice satin robe, a fine dame in pearls, Frank Sinatra’s Someone to Watch Over Me on vinyl.

We each know that moderation is key for all these things but I don’t imagine sharks have much self-control and worry that they will traipse into a vice-ridden life with much debauchery, many broken hearts, etc.

Troublesome.

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Kimberly Lindsey
Kimberly Lindsey
6 years ago

Luckily jokes can be made and no one was seriously injured or killed.

sue cordes
sue cordes
6 years ago

Although trying to be funny, the writer of the article…is not! Not a article that needs humor.

Chas Smith
Chas Smith
6 years ago
Reply to  sue cordes

Sue, was it really necessary to through and downvote everyone? Lots of feelings were hurt today. Lots and lots.

NEGATRON
NEGATRON
6 years ago
Reply to  sue cordes

Maybe a life-style change from negativity to positivity may help your reflux issues Sue.

Party Pete
Party Pete
6 years ago
ValiantScorn
ValiantScorn
6 years ago

“I’ve had a good life. I hope it doesn’t hurt too much.”
It seems the shark loses interest, when you become comfortable with what’s unfolding. Maybe they only get excited by fear!? Can’t wait to test this theory with one of my “rent-a-helpers” in Morocco.

Stephen Wolfram
Stephen Wolfram
6 years ago
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Karl Myers
Karl Myers
6 years ago

I visited Shelter Cove once and even though I had a fun surf, the whole town just seemed creepy to me

Derek Hynd's Missing Fins
Derek Hynd's Missing Fins
6 years ago
Reply to  Karl Myers

Rain, ganja, inbred backwoods apocalypse is coming crazies, don’t tread on me fucks, ghosts of slaughtered Native Americans, burnt out hippies, meth addicts, banana slugs, big trees, and more rain…a potent brew indeed.

Karl Myers
Karl Myers
6 years ago

So true. The wave I surfed was plenty fun and the two locals out didn’t even look at me for the entire session – which was plenty fine by me. Better than being hassled, which that place seems ripe for.

Derek Hynd's Missing Fins
Derek Hynd's Missing Fins
6 years ago
Reply to  Karl Myers

More people = less % a shark gets you.

James Bickerton
James Bickerton
6 years ago

Helter Shelter ….Cove ?

Beef & Beer
Beef & Beer
6 years ago

Mull up Sharky, mull up…

Tomas' silky smooth arms
Tomas' silky smooth arms
6 years ago

That shark looks Chinese so it’s probably
related to Kelly’s girlfriend. It’s therefore very clear Kelly directed the shark to attack the kayak.

Lemon Next to the Pie
Lemon Next to the Pie
6 years ago

This may be controversial, but is this the best shark story ever written in the series?

I mean, this might be the first time the anthropomorphism of sharks took on a real shape in my mind. Not sure if it was the satin robe, or the Sinatra LP, but it felt real.

James Bickerton
James Bickerton
6 years ago

Karma ….. Hugh Hefner reincarnated as an Apex Predator ? I don’t suppose the superintendent was dressed up as a Bunny ?

On the squatty potty
On the squatty potty
6 years ago

Oceanside has lots of these fancy man eaters. Don’t surf there. Too dangerous.

Snowbored
Snowbored
6 years ago

Cigars aren’t the smoke of choice around Shelter Cove. That shark was trying to smoke that kayak like a Bob Marley style doobie of Sour Diesel.

Chas Smith
Chas Smith
6 years ago
Reply to  Snowbored

The beauty of superintendents. No idea what the kids are up to!

Wiggolly's Paddling Style
Wiggolly's Paddling Style
6 years ago
Reply to  Snowbored

Do they still sell that Death Star shit? It’s probably weak by American standards but my mates reckon it sent them fucken sideways and they had to go bed at about 4pm. That’s why you should only smoke uncle Wiggs’ bush weed.

Yeah_na
Yeah_na
6 years ago

Fuck was that a strain? I remember getting a call from a mate to come over to the shed asap as his older brother had built the gravity bong from hell. Four two litre milk bottles hose and connections nicked from his plumbing apprenticeship a bike pump and a balloon that would force two litres of ice cooled hydro into ya lungs in a couple secs flat… greened out every one of the boys who dared and was duly christened the Death Star.

Wiggolly's Paddling Style
Wiggolly's Paddling Style
6 years ago
Reply to  Yeah_na

The gravity bongs are no joke. So effective. Yeah I think it was some strain they bought up near Portland or something. Designer weed I guess.

Otto
Otto
6 years ago

Groucho Sharx


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