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Post by Deleted on Mar 23, 2019 15:11:30 GMT
ant-mac, are kangaroos known to do this?? It's kind of scary!
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Post by Deleted on Mar 23, 2019 15:40:28 GMT
ant-mac , are kangaroos known to do this?? It's kind of scary! Why in hell would an Australian dog sound like a black guy? Who cares! It's funny!
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Post by ant-mac on Mar 23, 2019 16:21:14 GMT
ant-mac , are kangaroos known to do this?? It's kind of scary! No surprises there. They're intelligent enough to be trained, such as for the TV series SKIPPY THE BUSH KANGAROO. And if they've been raised around Humans, in a domestic situation, they're capable of adapting to it and they have little fear of us. Years ago, a mate and I were pursued by a medium sized kangaroo one night up at a local Scout camp. Although it might've been revenge for the fact that weeks earlier, I nearly ran him over when I was driving up to the same Scout camp at night...
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Post by Deleted on Mar 23, 2019 16:57:04 GMT
ant-mac , are kangaroos known to do this?? It's kind of scary! No surprises there. They're intelligent enough to be trained, such as for the TV series SKIPPY THE BUSH KANGAROO. And if they've been raised around Humans, in a domestic situation, they're capable of adapting to it and they have little fear of us. Years ago, a mate and I were pursued by a medium sized kangaroo one night up at a local Scout camp. Although it might've been revenge for the fact that weeks earlier, I nearly ran him over when I was driving up to the same Scout camp at night... Those old cartoons with boxing kangaroos make more sense to me now. He looked really muscular and like he was ready to kick someone's ass!
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Post by ant-mac on Mar 23, 2019 17:01:35 GMT
No surprises there. They're intelligent enough to be trained, such as for the TV series SKIPPY THE BUSH KANGAROO. And if they've been raised around Humans, in a domestic situation, they're capable of adapting to it and they have little fear of us. Years ago, a mate and I were pursued by a medium sized kangaroo one night up at a local Scout camp. Although it might've been revenge for the fact that weeks earlier, I nearly ran him over when I was driving up to the same Scout camp at night... Those old cartoons with boxing kangaroos make more sense to me now. He looked really muscular and like he was ready to kick someone's ass! They also like to rear back, kick out with their hind legs and disembowel you. Some of the bigger ones can stand over six foot tall. And talking of a muscular kangaroo...
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Post by Deleted on Mar 23, 2019 17:17:17 GMT
Those old cartoons with boxing kangaroos make more sense to me now. He looked really muscular and like he was ready to kick someone's ass! They also like to rear back, kick out with their hind legs and disembowel you. Some of the bigger ones can stand over six foot tall. And talking of a muscular kangaroo... That Kangaroo looks like its been juicing with illegal steroids. They have these little wallabies at the zoo, and I have no idea what the difference is, but they're small and seem timid.
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Post by ant-mac on Mar 23, 2019 17:28:18 GMT
They also like to rear back, kick out with their hind legs and disembowel you. Some of the bigger ones can stand over six foot tall. And talking of a muscular kangaroo... That Kangaroo looks like its been juicing with illegal steroids. They have these little wallabies at the zoo, and I have no idea what the difference is, but they're small and seem timid. They're close relatives to kangaroos, but are generally smaller. And all this guy is missing are sunglasses, a tank top and a six-pack of beer. He looks like the sort who'd drink all your beer, fuck your wife and take your dog with him when he left.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 23, 2019 17:30:46 GMT
That Kangaroo looks like its been juicing with illegal steroids. They have these little wallabies at the zoo, and I have no idea what the difference is, but they're small and seem timid. They're close relatives to kangaroos, but are generally smaller. And all this guy is missing are sunglasses, a tank top and a six-pack of beer. He looks like the sort who'd drink all your beer, fuck your wife and take your dog with him when he left. And maybe dick slap you on the way out!
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Post by ant-mac on Mar 23, 2019 18:11:01 GMT
They're close relatives to kangaroos, but are generally smaller. And all this guy is missing are sunglasses, a tank top and a six-pack of beer. He looks like the sort who'd drink all your beer, fuck your wife and take your dog with him when he left. And maybe dick slap you on the way out! And he'd probably have a bigger dick too... Just to add insult to injury.
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Post by shangel on Mar 23, 2019 18:57:37 GMT
ant-mac, are kangaroos known to do this?? It's kind of scary! 😂🤣 That's funny. I lost it with that little cow or whatever that was that had a bell on it. "Oh you gonna kick? We're back to the kickin'?" That little guy wouldn't give up and even chased somebody. And that cat "hey, Natalie, you know all my secrets. You be changin' my litterbox." Funny stuff 😅. ETA: just watched it again and it's a goat not a cow. I should have known that to begin with since I was the victim of a damn goat head butting years ago. They can be mean little sh@ts.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 23, 2019 19:29:14 GMT
ant-mac, are kangaroos known to do this?? It's kind of scary! 😂🤣 That's funny. I lost it with that little cow or whatever that was that had a bell on it. "Oh you gonna kick? We're back to the kickin'?" That little guy wouldn't give up and even chased somebody. And that cat "hey, Natalie, you know all my secrets. You be changin' my litterbox." Funny stuff 😅. ETA: just watched it again and it's a goat not a cow. I should have known that to begin with since I was the victim of a damn goat head butting years ago. They can be mean little sh@ts. The goat was my favorite 😂. I thought the dog getting the stuff was cute too. Genius the way he made his voice sound like it was coming out of the other room travelling with the dog. I'm definitely going to check out his other videos. "Natalie, it's time to take it to another level" 😂
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Post by ellynmacg on Mar 23, 2019 20:17:46 GMT
Marilyn, thanks sooo much for that posting. I laughed, I cried, I kissed 6 minutes (and 28 seconds) goodbye! Oh, and BTW, the aggressive kangaroo kind of scared me too. I would not have wanted to be in that house when Mr. Roo was at the door.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 24, 2019 4:09:44 GMT
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Post by Stammerhead on Mar 24, 2019 10:59:44 GMT
ant-mac , are kangaroos known to do this?? It's kind of scary! Why in hell would an Australian dog sound like a black guy? Perhaps because the black guy who did the voiceover can’t do a decent Australian accent so didn’t try.
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Post by CynicalDreamer2 on Mar 24, 2019 15:58:50 GMT
Those old cartoons with boxing kangaroos make more sense to me now. He looked really muscular and like he was ready to kick someone's ass! They also like to rear back, kick out with their hind legs and disembowel you. Some of the bigger ones can stand over six foot tall. And talking of a muscular kangaroo... And that right there is why I told you a few months ago that I’m scared of kangaroos. They’re not cute to me at all.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 24, 2019 16:42:49 GMT
Perhaps because the black guy who did the voiceover can’t do a decent Australian accent so didn’t try. I dunno if this new slang trend has hit Britain yet. But now it's common for dudes here to call each other dogs. Like you say of your best friend - "he's my dawg". Most slang which filters into the general English vernacular starts with African-Americans. I think this black guy is claiming that dogs are so hip and kewl that they're all black. I think you're reading into it. I think he's talking like a black guy because he's a black guy, and it really doesn't go any deeper than that.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 24, 2019 16:44:34 GMT
They also like to rear back, kick out with their hind legs and disembowel you. Some of the bigger ones can stand over six foot tall. And talking of a muscular kangaroo... And that right there is why I told you a few months ago that I’m scared of kangaroos. They’re not cute to me at all. I'm kind of scared of them now too! I think I'll stick with wanting to cuddle wallabies.
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Post by ant-mac on Mar 24, 2019 16:45:34 GMT
They also like to rear back, kick out with their hind legs and disembowel you. Some of the bigger ones can stand over six foot tall. And talking of a muscular kangaroo... And that right there is why I told you a few months ago that I’m scared of kangaroos. They’re not cute to me at all. Oh, I've never thought they were cute... And I've had a run-in with a bad tempered one.
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Post by ant-mac on Mar 24, 2019 16:46:21 GMT
I dunno if this new slang trend has hit Britain yet. But now it's common for dudes here to call each other dogs. Like you say of your best friend - "he's my dawg". Most slang which filters into the general English vernacular starts with African-Americans. I think this black guy is claiming that dogs are so hip and kewl that they're all black. I think you're reading into it. I think he's talking like a black guy because he's a black guy, and it really doesn't go any deeper than that. Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar... Just ask... No, never mind.
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Post by CynicalDreamer2 on Mar 24, 2019 16:53:01 GMT
And that right there is why I told you a few months ago that I’m scared of kangaroos. They’re not cute to me at all. I'm kind of scared of them now too! I think I'll stick with wanting to cuddle wallabies. Nope, do you see those nails?? I love love love wildlife but I’m not one of those folks who wants to cuddle them once they’re grown. All I see is claw marks across my face. Don’t even get me started on chimps and monkeys. 😳
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