fukken' seconded.Jessamine Haak said:
I find this thread retarded and condescending, to say the least.
Now if you'll excuse me, I'm off to saddle up my Emu.
Poll: Do you think Aussies ride Kangaroos?
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I find this thread retarded and condescending, to say the least.
Now if you'll excuse me, I'm off to saddle up my Emu.
Mmm, I can tell. What exactly are you up against? I myself just finished beating a blasted brown snake to death.Trippy Turtle said:
As an Aussie, I can tell you we do indeed ride kangaroos.
(I mean, how else do you think we avoid drop-bears?)
(I mean, how else do you think we avoid drop-bears?)
oh yayyy...
Aussies get kangaroos, new zeland get sheep, americans get eagles, canadians get moose, polish get polar bears. WTF do us brits get, the bulldog cavalry, the swan airforce and the overpaid footballer navy...
Aussies get kangaroos, new zeland get sheep, americans get eagles, canadians get moose, polish get polar bears. WTF do us brits get, the bulldog cavalry, the swan airforce and the overpaid footballer navy...
Ride Kangaroos? Don't be silly, that's good eatin.
Now the giant spider thing has some merit. Problem is the damn government's bringing in amendments to the hoon legislation to have spiders' spinnerets removed. Just because a few pricks trained their spiders to web trailing police cars, the rest of us have to suffer through pissed off post-op vehicles.
Now the giant spider thing has some merit. Problem is the damn government's bringing in amendments to the hoon legislation to have spiders' spinnerets removed. Just because a few pricks trained their spiders to web trailing police cars, the rest of us have to suffer through pissed off post-op vehicles.
Um I'm Australian and wow really ? what else are we going to ride ? kangaroos and Australians have a special bond. You cant get that with a horse or a car can you now
I dunno if those ones bounced around [footnote]they stood upright, though[/footnote], but Australia used to have lots of animals that size[footnote]3 metres was about the maximum height you'd ever see for a kangaroo, though, and they only weighed a few hundred kilos[/footnote]. The giant kangaroos were notable, however, in that they wouldn't try to eat you, making them one of the more boring of the prehistoric Australian animals.RadiusXd said:
No... Everyone knows Kangaroos are only for those in the slums. All of the upper and middle class ride emus.
I can't really imagine that in the history of Australia no bloke has ever said to their mates "You know what? Those jumping things? How much will you pay me if I try to ride one?", so yes, I'm sure some have tried it, maybe even succesfully.
Although I can't believe kangaroos are nearly as useful for that as these flying reindeer we have in Finland.
Although I can't believe kangaroos are nearly as useful for that as these flying reindeer we have in Finland.
Actually most boomerangs don't go back. The ones that do were used by the Aboriginals as entertainment. The ones used for hunting that were dangerous just go forwardRosetta said:
As much as people joke about this... it is a pretty sad story.Jedihunter4 said:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lindy_Chamberlain
They are extremely dangerous animals for one; I believe a kick to the head can kill a person. If you have ever seen them fight, you would know what I mean. I go to this caravan park where hundreds of them just hop around; tame as. But still, I wouldn't approach one.Lieju said:
That also has the advantage of not trying to eat you, yes.RadiusXd said:
Otherwise, a 3m tall, 500kg carnivorous flightless bird.
Having said that, since the earliest Australians killed those all off, they are by definition more fearsome.