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I thought I would go rabbit shooting My components just arrived.
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Going Rabbit Shooting.
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I still cant turn but thought I would keep my self occupied other ways.
Hornady 50 cal 750 grain A-Max Projectile key ring.
Hornady 50 cal 750 grain A-Max Projectile key ring.
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We got Bloody big rabbits down here.
Check your prescription ? I think they are kangaroos?
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Do I need to bring a gun with me? Just busy trying to organise our next hol down under.
Great keyring btw
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Do I need to bring a gun with me? Just busy trying to organise our next hol down under.
Great keyring btw
You better Drop bears are really dangerous.
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A dropbear or drop bear is a Australian marsupial. Drop bears are commonly said to be unusually large, vicious, carnivorous marsupials related to koalas (although the koala is not a bear) that inhabit treetops and attack their prey by dropping onto their heads from above.
Various methods suggested to deter drop bear attacks include placing forks in the hair, having Vegemite or toothpaste spread behind the ears or in the armpits, urinating on oneself, and only speaking English in an Australian accent.
Various methods suggested to deter drop bear attacks include placing forks in the hair, having Vegemite or toothpaste spread behind the ears or in the armpits, urinating on oneself, and only speaking English in an Australian accent.
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You better Drop bears are really dangerous.
Good job we're not going anywhere near your place then
Plan at the minute, not definite yet is Melboure and do the Ocean drive bit then drive from there the coastal route to stay in Sydney for a few days, then fly to Perth and drive up the coast for a couple of weeks. We've got 5 weeks or so to play with
Lucky us!