kcar wrote:
 
I think they are suggesting that the government is alien when seen from the indigenous perspective, but I'm not really sure. I try to watch my potty-mouth but I may have to start using shitfuckery. Rake was always on too late for me.

 haresfur wrote:
 

"Australien government"? Does that misspelling have a certain meaning in Oz that 'Muricans couldn't appreciate? 

I do love the repeated use of "sh*tf+ckery"; reminds me of "Rake." We could use that term here.

Sounds like your government's corruption is a bit reminiscent of the one in Washington...

Language warning

lego town hall, pop town

 haresfur wrote:
 
 Nightmare stuff right there. Check your luggage before your next visit to the labs.

A reporter for Australia's Nine Network had a surprise when the python she was holding began biting her microphone.

Journalist Sarah Cawte was doing a piece to camera on snake safety, and was not hurt in the incident.


Get that microphone out of my face! The Reptile Paparatsi had it coming. 

 ScottFromWyoming wrote:
 

I've sold 3 of the Drop Bear shirts for a royalty of about $10. At schlabby's suggestion, I googled "Donate to Australia Fires" or  something like that and scrolled down to find a Donate button. Google is routing donations to the Center for Disaster Philanthropy. They're not taking a cut but you can also donate directly to CDP, altho that will go into the global fund, not earmarked for the fires.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote:
 
Thank you. I'm still having to replace my former wardrobe.

 BlueHeronDruid wrote:
 

Click the "brand" Dangerous Animals of Australia for long sleeve, hoodie, etc etc.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
Just would like to point out that it's winter.

 haresfur wrote: 

 haresfur wrote:


 

Around here, that's called eating someone's woof cookies.

Journalist falls for Australian drop bear prank while covering Kangaroo Island bushfires

You can tell it isn't a real drop bear because the claws are too small

This could go under a Multicultural thread if we had one

Two Swedish nurses who have been credited with saving the life of an English man whose foot was bitten off by a shark, say he was cracking jokes in the minutes after the attack

"It's very sad and it's horrible that it's happened to somebody, but I wouldn't like to see it stop tourism here"

 SeriousLee wrote:

 haresfur wrote:
 
I know why.

Tasmanian magpies don't swoop, but no-one knows why