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Australia
#11
RE: Australia
(December 12, 2017 at 9:19 pm)Haipule Wrote: If you've every seen a duckbill platypus you would know that God has a sense of humor. It was late on a Friday night and God said, "lets just go with what we got and call it a day".

Then there's the echidna which looks cuddly but has long fingernails growing all over it's body. Both the platypus and the echidna are the only monotremes(egg laying mammal) on the planet.

Then there's the wombats, kangaroos, fucking kookaburras(coo coo birds) which I hate! You ask "why?" Can you imagine what it's like to listen to hundreds of those birds on the wires and in the trees which all sound like children laughing right outside your bedroom window in the morning when you want to sleep in!

Then there's the wallabies, devils and a hideous creature(now extinct since the 1930's but sightings are still reported) known as a Thylacine called a Tasmanian Tiger:





[Image: images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQBAjWvtxt6C3GMUpQVT7R...VoShmvCIMc]

This thing was a marsupial! 

Now, why are all the weirdest damn critters on the planet all in Australia? None of these things were on the ark! How did they get there? And why were they all in one of the last places ever discovered on earth? Was someone hiding them there?

The people of Australia eat yeast extracts known as marmite, promite and vegemite loaded with vitamin "B" which gives them superpowers! I lived there for a year and somehow I escaped with my life! There are a couple of other strange creatures down under. One is called The Valkyrie and the other is called The Little Lunch! There are others!

[Image: images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRaZBoWJxuMHuHGGaDVdA_...EAmYfs1n8g]

Guess which one is the Australian?

Nothing to do with gods or their sense of humor! Natural selection favoring bizarre senses of humor at play here!
God thinks it's fun to confuse primates. Larsen's God!






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#12
RE: Australia
(December 12, 2017 at 10:51 pm)The Valkyrie Wrote: There's a possibility that thylacines are still alive.

Not sure I believe it but it would be cool.

"A thylacine ate my baby!"
Aloha Rebecca: are you a cardiologist in NZ? Well, I gots me 7 stents in my LAD and the first one was put there by a female cardiologist. She was absolutely gorgeous but I think she slammed my balls viciously while I was under versed just for fun! It really hurt! My new cardiologist is also female and gorgeous and her smile and look in her eye scares me!

Anyway, you surfing Ragland? Make me jealous!
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#13
RE: Australia
I grew up in North Queensland so I'm actually more Australian than Beccs and Igs. :-)
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#14
RE: Australia


"For me, it is far better to grasp the Universe as it really is than to persist in delusion, however satisfying and reassuring." - Carl Sagan
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#15
RE: Australia
(December 13, 2017 at 10:25 am)Little lunch Wrote: I grew up in North Queensland so I'm actually more Australian than Beccs and Igs. :-)

At the moment, probably true.

Though I'll be home over Christmas.
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#16
RE: Australia
The only way you could be more Australian LL is if you were indigenous!

Wasn't Botany Bay the first settled land?
That makes our kiwi Beccs more Aussie ironically!
No God, No fear.
Know God, Know fear.
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#17
RE: Australia
Hey true blue, where have you gone?
Say you've knocked off for smoko and you'll be back later on.
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#18
RE: Australia
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So cute Panic
(August 21, 2017 at 11:31 pm)KevinM1 Wrote: "I'm not a troll"
Religious Views: He gay

0/10

Hammy Wrote:and we also have a sheep on our bed underneath as well
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#19
RE: Australia
(December 12, 2017 at 9:19 pm)Haipule Wrote: If you've every seen a duckbill platypus you would know that God has a sense of humor. It was late on a Friday night and God said, "lets just go with what we got and call it a day".

Then there's the echidna which looks cuddly but has long fingernails growing all over it's body. Both the platypus and the echidna are the only monotremes(egg laying mammal) on the planet.

Then there's the wombats, kangaroos, fucking kookaburras(coo coo birds) which I hate! You ask "why?" Can you imagine what it's like to listen to hundreds of those birds on the wires and in the trees which all sound like children laughing right outside your bedroom window in the morning when you want to sleep in!

Then there's the wallabies, devils and a hideous creature(now extinct since the 1930's but sightings are still reported) known as a Thylacine called a Tasmanian Tiger:





[Image: images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQBAjWvtxt6C3GMUpQVT7R...VoShmvCIMc]

This thing was a marsupial! 

Now, why are all the weirdest damn critters on the planet all in Australia? None of these things were on the ark! How did they get there? And why were they all in one of the last places ever discovered on earth? Was someone hiding them there?

The people of Australia eat yeast extracts known as marmite, promite and vegemite loaded with vitamin "B" which gives them superpowers! I lived there for a year and somehow I escaped with my life! There are a couple of other strange creatures down under. One is called The Valkyrie and the other is called The Little Lunch! There are others!

[Image: images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRaZBoWJxuMHuHGGaDVdA_...EAmYfs1n8g]

Guess which one is the Australian?

Yea this alleged "God" has such a sense of humor he also allows cancer and eboli too. Fun when kids die from disease isn't it? Dodgy

The duckbill platypus looks the way it does because of evolution, not comic book cosmic sky hero.

But sure, they do have some noisy birds there. My friend Bob, lives in Brisbane, and before he went to a nursing home, I would skype chat him and those birds would drown him out sometimes. I am visiting him in Feb, I hope my hotel isn't surrounded by those noisy birds.

Australia also has very dangerous microscopic jellyfish as poisonous as a rattle snake. They have another type of aggressive beach snake that will chase you not run away.
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#20
RE: Australia
(December 13, 2017 at 3:06 am)Haipule Wrote:
(December 12, 2017 at 10:51 pm)The Valkyrie Wrote: There's a possibility that thylacines are still alive.

Not sure I believe it but it would be cool.

"A thylacine ate my baby!"
Aloha Rebecca: are you a cardiologist in NZ? Well, I gots me 7 stents in my LAD and the first one was put there by a female cardiologist. She was absolutely gorgeous but I think she slammed my balls viciously while I was under versed just for fun! It really hurt! My new cardiologist is also female and gorgeous and her smile and look in her eye scares me!

Anyway, you surfing Ragland? Make me jealous!

One of the first lessons taught to female cardiologists is to look scary. Appear threatening. And not to get caught (I can't elaborate on the latter).

Male genitalia is used for ping pong while they're under.

A little known fact, don't tell anyone, is that surgeries only last about half the time they seem to. The rest of the time is used for (CENSORED)
Dying to live, living to die.
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