Obviously, since pretty much any animal on that Continent/Country/Island can kill you.EightGaugeHippo said:I think God hates Australia.
Anyway yeah, wishes of safety and good luck to Queensland.
Obviously, since pretty much any animal on that Continent/Country/Island can kill you.EightGaugeHippo said:I think God hates Australia.
We already did the locust plague. Think it's still going, actually. That and we had bad bushfires recently.EightGaugeHippo said:I think God hates Australia.
Flooding and a cyclone.
Next it will be the plauge of locust.
Then Mars will crashland on them.
Ausie wildlife isn't all badmazzjammin22 said:Remind me to never go to Austrailia without proper weaponry.Drakmeire said:the country is filled with animals like thisEightGaugeHippo said:I think God hates Australia.
Flooding and a cyclone.
Next it will be the plauge of locust.
Then Mars will crashland on them.
http://www.todaysworld.com.au/images/giant-jellyfish1.jpg
<spoiler=helpful graph>http://cdn-www.cracked.com/articleimages/ob/Australia2.jpg
I'm surprised that Yahtzee has be able to survive this long.
Yeah, I live in Southern England.... the most dangerous weather we get is rain persistent enough to cause depression....believer258 said:This. Oh, and I'd say best wishes to every aussie, because they have to deal with:Kasurami said:Can we not just say best wishes to everyone in Queensland?
all of those things in that helpful graph. Glad I'm in North Carolina, where the only thing I have to deal with is the occasional tornado.Drakmeire said:http://www.todaysworld.com.au/images/giant-jellyfish1.jpg
<spoiler=helpful graph>http://cdn-www.cracked.com/articleimages/ob/Australia2.jpg
Helpful graph neglected to mention the whitetail spider. While not as dangerous as a funnelweb theyre extremely hard to kill and can and will cram themselves into any nook or cranny as long as its dry and dark. Thier poison doesnt just kill either, it more usually causes grotesque swelling in about the 2 square feet of skin around the bite. Also requires plastic surgery to fix.Drakmeire said:the country is filled with animals like thisEightGaugeHippo said:I think God hates Australia.
Flooding and a cyclone.
Next it will be the plauge of locust.
Then Mars will crashland on them.
http://www.todaysworld.com.au/images/giant-jellyfish1.jpg
<spoiler=helpful graph>http://cdn-www.cracked.com/articleimages/ob/Australia2.jpg
I'm surprised that Yahtzee has be able to survive this long.
Agreed, you do make a fair point thereWevet said:I would like to point out even if he was the Australian Prime Minister, he would still just be some guy.Trivun said:Interestingly enough, my aunt (who was born here in the UK) emigrated to Auckland some years ago and now lives in Christchurch. She's a nurse at a mental clinic, and she was actually there in the middle of the earthquake. Fortunately she and her family were fine, but she had to help get all the patients out and to safety in case of aftershocks and such...Valagetti said:Its Cairns thats being hit the worst! I'm so lucky being tucked away in New Zealand. Seriously Australia is being hit so hard with natural disasters and all Christchurch (nz) got is a 7.1 earthquake. Is that all you got mother nature?
Anyway, regarding the OP, I give my sympathies and whatnot to all of Australia, and all of Queensland, not just Yahtzee, but of course I give them to Yahtzee as well. However, I'm just curious as to why people feel the need to post threads like this when at the end of the day, Yahtzee is a man. A late-twenties English man with a very fast voice and a sarcastic sense of humour. Nothing more. Fine, we all agree he's awesome, but does he really need fanboys and stalker-ish actions like this? Really? I like the guy, but he's a minor internet celebrity, not the Australian Prime Minister. Seriously, people...
Man, that is six shades of Awesome right thereDrakmeire said:the country is filled with animals like thisEightGaugeHippo said:I think God hates Australia.
Flooding and a cyclone.
Next it will be the plauge of locust.
Then Mars will crashland on them.
http://www.todaysworld.com.au/images/giant-jellyfish1.jpg
<spoiler=helpful graph>http://cdn-www.cracked.com/articleimages/ob/Australia2.jpg
I'm surprised that Yahtzee has be able to survive this long.
Actually Cairns got off lucky. It's Innisvale and Mission Beach that got the worst. They got the eye.Valagetti said:Its Cairns thats being hit the worst! I'm so lucky being tucked away in New Zealand. Seriously Australia is being hit so hard with natural disasters and all Christchurch (nz) got is a 7.1 earthquake. Is that all you got mother nature?
Actually a cyclone is the opposite of a hurricane. Due to the rotation being opposite as we're in the southern hemisphere.Cheery Lunatic said:Just makin' sure, cyclones = hurricanes, right?
If so, I totally understand you Aussies' pain. We get that shit down here as well.
HOLY JESUS THAT'S A HUGE FUCKING JELLYFISH.Drakmeire said:the country is filled with animals like this
http://www.todaysworld.com.au/images/giant-jellyfish1.jpg
Scarecrow 8 said:There just is and that is how it's pronuced.Sovereignty said:How/why is there a silent r in this word?Scarecrow 8 said:It's not pronounced exactly like Yahtzee. Yasi...say it with me, Yar-sea...YAR-SEA.
I'd never pronounce it YAR-SEA if we were going for phonetics. Not to mention it sounds like a pirate hooker.
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If you want pronounce it Yah-See.Sovereignty said:How/why is there a silent r in this word?Scarecrow 8 said:It's not pronounced exactly like Yahtzee. Yasi...say it with me, Yar-sea...YAR-SEA.
I'd never pronounce it YAR-SEA if we were going for phonetics. Not to mention it sounds like a pirate hooker.
Yahtzee is in Brisbane, which is in Queensland but not near the affected area. Queensland's pretty goddamn big, he might have a bit of extra breeze through his moustache but that'd be about the extent of it as far as he's concerned, I'm sure he'll barely look up from his Minecraft cave. I'd be more worried about people living in the affected towns.Pugnate said:Not sure if he is in Queensland, but cyclone Yasi has just hit (oddly enough, the word is pronounced similarly to Yahtzee), and is apparently the most dangerous cyclone to hit Australia ever.