At least a drop bear didn't fall on one of the cars. Could have cause a fair bit of damage.
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At least a drop bear didn't fall on one of the cars. Could have cause a fair bit of damage.
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I want to die in my sleep like my Grandma, not screaming like the other 3 people in her car.
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good luck with your life then
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This roo is obviously a ninja in Disguise.
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Yes thats the spot, and roos are still everywhere .. eg we had one grazing in our garden at home the other day. With the ongoing drought I guess local motorists have by now gotten pretty used to dodging kangas, although it seems this particular one did cop some kind of a love tap on its way through to the hardware store
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Btw, pathetic that the reporter managed to misspell both the store ('Golsons') and its product ('Alpha')
Haha, that's pretty funny. Hope they got it out and don't have to clean up after it.
Only in Australia... LoL'ed big time here! I soooo have to visit that crazy ass place some day!
When I lived right out in the sticks I got a bad load of delivered firewood which unbeknownst was infested with giant huntsman spiders (australian tarantula genus) that were dead-set as big as your most widely extended fingerspan - thumb to little finger, and then some.Originally Posted by Cobrafan427
Well they bred up and loved the woodpile almost as much as the dry warm house, so bringing a fresh load of firewood usually meant introducing another fresh load of spiders into the living room. Once they were inside, you'd spot them crawling up the walls and they were such hefty buggers that you couldn't kill 'em with an energetic thong slap (footwear) no matter how hard you swung it, instead they required being smashed with the heel of a work boot.
Fair dinkum it was a messy business and by the time I moved out there were all these massive green solidified dribbles running down the walls of every room from dead huntsmen. It took several years and a fair few bites to finally get rid of the last of them.
Surely, s/he was looking for a Renault Kangoo.
I'm dropping out to create a company that starts with motorcycles, then cars, and forty years later signs a legendary Brazilian driver who has a public and expensive feud with his French teammate.
I don't blame the roo, I want that Alfa too.
As for Australian wildlife, well, haha!
"Kimi, can you improve on your [race] finish?"
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I used to have huntsmen in our house when I was a lad, but they weren't that big. We also left them alone.. they kept down the mozzie population.
Then again, in that house we had a 1.5 metre long racehourse goanna that lived in the ceiling. Never had any mice or rats to worry about..
Spider eats bird- Local Cairns News | cairns.com.au
enjoy
edit: bonus story
Cairns.com.au - Monster python eats pet
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