Tough kangaroos ahead!
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Tough kangaroos ahead!
Saw this sign today, and as I didn't have the camera, Google mapped it in street view.
I think it means: "Tough kangaroos ahead, hunting spears may be bent"
I think it means: "Tough kangaroos ahead, hunting spears may be bent"
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We'll send Rolf Harris back to you Mike.He'll tie 'em down sport. EricT
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Could a new bi-lingual sign...if you have a few kangaroos loose in the top paddock, you're round the bend.
Hope this helps
MikeW
Hope this helps
MikeW
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Reminds me of a story about a simulator the Australian Army (may have been Air Force at the time) had for their helicopters, they wanted to add kangaroos to it as operating near them causes them to stampede away creating a dust cloud which is a bit of a give away to the opposing side.
Demo day came and the team from the sim manufacturer were showing off how flying low near the kangaroos caused them to run away and create a cloud of dust. Shortly afterwards the kangaroos regrouped, came back towards the helicopter and shoot it down with a Stinger missile. It turns out if you create kangaroos by replacing the visual model for ground troops you should probably remember to disarm them...
Demo day came and the team from the sim manufacturer were showing off how flying low near the kangaroos caused them to run away and create a cloud of dust. Shortly afterwards the kangaroos regrouped, came back towards the helicopter and shoot it down with a Stinger missile. It turns out if you create kangaroos by replacing the visual model for ground troops you should probably remember to disarm them...
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Excellent yarn Skippy! I don't even care if it's not true
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Want some?
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are you talking to me?airboatr wrote:
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are YOU talking to ME!!!!
He he he
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Hi,
I watched this on BBC2 Saturday evening and you can see it on the BBC IPlayer ,
Kangaroo Dundee,
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0 ... _Part_One/
Cheers,
Roger.
I watched this on BBC2 Saturday evening and you can see it on the BBC IPlayer ,
Kangaroo Dundee,
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0 ... _Part_One/
Cheers,
Roger.
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delticbob wrote:are you talking to me?airboatr wrote:
Want some?]
are YOU talking to ME!!!!
He he he
Bob
De niro eh?
I wa thinking more like Michael Caine. ... with the, all inquisitive look , ... head slightly tilted. .....Sleepy eyes..
"Wasup mate , you loss or somat".. ?
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I do him pretty good ya know .... listen..
you ... you were only supposed to blow the bl@@dy doors off!