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Argentinian drink from our new team members.
Took this pic a while ago in Australia while the ****er was looking for food in my tent...
Needless to say I was scared as.
It's sea water, so you wouldn't want to drink it, (doy). But the air was especially acrid today. Stank it up big time. I'm sure the 'ol Isalita had sprung more than a few leaks while going under the torch. They are decimating this ship bloody quickly. Way faster than I've seen anything else happen around here to date
just hope the riders that the sign pertains to pass by the door that it is posted on.....
let me guess, its from australia
mtb really needs to start using squirrel catchers
Obviously.
Don't worry we have much worse problems. Here we develop assholes and put them on TV
Half monkey + half man = 100% asshole
Half monkey + half man = 100% asshole
Quokkas are some cute ****.Not nice, our animals are beautiful and placid-
Aren't they pretty much limited to a few islands off the coast of Perth though?
No kidding. After sleeping in a tent for a few weeks I encountered this sign.
I spent the next 3 months sleeping in my car with the doors locked and the windows closed
These thins suck, have pulled in a couple while fishing you have to be careful at night as they just look like any other small octopus.
Blue rings are retardly dangerous hey. A lot of people have no idea and pick them up because they're pretty. I've had to explain to a tourist once myself that the tiny pretty octopus he had in a bottle was more than capable of killing him and that the blue flashing is actually a warning.These thins suck, have pulled in a couple while fishing you have to be careful at night as they just look like any other small octopus.
PS. No idea why Australian animals have such a bad rep - I've seen a Grizzly and there's no ****ing way I'm going near one of those things.
Agree. First national park I went to in America I swaggered in with the "she'll be right I'm from Australia" attitude. Talk from a ranger about how mountain lions can stalk and kill you took me down a peg or two. At least most of our stuff doesn't hunt us down.
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Can and are inclined to are pretty different. In all but the rarest of cases they'd rather leave people the fvck alone.
Not really meaning to disparage your wildlife. I've spent a while over there and a) had a great time and b) didn't die.
True only the croc's and sharks will do that (also dingo's with small children), the rest just tries to kill you if you get in their face.
Ehm the car I bought when I first got to Oz came with a book called, Australias Most Dangerous...
I saw Funnel web spiders in Sydney, Snakes all over the place. Im pretty sure the inland Taipan is the worlds most dangerous snake and is native to Australia.
Wasnt allowed to swim in the ocean in most places because of deadly Jellys. Was warned every ten minutes not to come to close to fresh water because a croc would jump out and kill me. And Im not even talking aboout the stuff I didnt know about untill I read about it in my book.
Then theres the fact that 4 people died the year I was surfing there, because they were eaten by fricking sharks...
Im usually not afraid of sharks because of well, statistics.
But the day after I took these photos I have to admit I was a little nervous...
I saw Funnel web spiders in Sydney, Snakes all over the place. Im pretty sure the inland Taipan is the worlds most dangerous snake and is native to Australia.
Wasnt allowed to swim in the ocean in most places because of deadly Jellys. Was warned every ten minutes not to come to close to fresh water because a croc would jump out and kill me. And Im not even talking aboout the stuff I didnt know about untill I read about it in my book.
Then theres the fact that 4 people died the year I was surfing there, because they were eaten by fricking sharks...
Im usually not afraid of sharks because of well, statistics.
But the day after I took these photos I have to admit I was a little nervous...