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| Gone Off Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: shelf
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| Kangaroo hops away Quote:
I guess this Kangaroo attacker, hopped away. What a fookin' putz. ![]() | |
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| Elite Member Last Online: Yesterday 07:47 PM Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Chonburi/Brisbane
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| Once they reach puberty, male kangaroos can get extremely aggressive and territorial. The toenails on their hind legs are long and wicked and can easily disembowel an enemy. |
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| Hifalutin Member | The big fuckers stand taller than most men and can easily kill you. Have been lots of roos attacking people in urban areas lately, particularly in regions suffering from drought. They come into properties looking for water and are ultra aggressive. |
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