Post: #76

Kangaroo bump, because why not?




I can't wait for the next instance a kangaroo fight goes viral. It's only a matter of time before it happens again.
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"C'mon Skippy! Run it straight!" #163

Post: #77

Explains why Australian jiu jitsu has so many rear naked choke escapes

Post: #78

The 7 feet tall giant kangaroos will kill the man in UFC/punch fight.

Post: #79

(11-11-2018 04:44 AM)Built to Fade Wrote:  I can't wait for the next instance a kangaroo fight goes viral. It's only a matter of time before it happens again.

Well, the newest one happened sooner than I expected.

It doesn't get more Australian than this: Wild moment a kangaroo KICKS a man to the ground as he tries to defend his dogs - but he doesn't drop his beer

Quote:Published: 11:01 AEDT, 7 December 2018 | Updated: 12:15 AEDT, 7 December 2018

An Australian father who was attacked by a rogue kangaroo was knocked flat onto his back, but still managed to hold onto his beer.

Bree Tuohey shared the footage of her father on social media as he rushed down an embankment on the family property in Bendigo, Victoria, to defend his two dogs. With a beer in one hand, Mr Tuohey successfully landed a hit on the animal before it kicked him square in the chest, sending him flying backwards. But even as he fell to the floor, he managed to avoid any spillages and propped himself upright with the beer still in hand.

Immediately after knocking Mr Tuohey to the ground, the kangaroo set its sights back on the two dogs, which by this point were circling the wild animal. His daughter filmed the ordeal from a safer distance, laughing hysterically as she warned him that the kangaroo was approaching. The footage has since been viewed over 100,000 times online.

The father has been branded an 'Aussie legend' by dozens of people online, with some saying he typifies Australian culture. 'This is so Australian it's ridiculous,' one person wrote, while another tagged her international friends in the post and said 'this is just in case you need an update on Australia.'

The footage comes two years after video surfaced of a man fighting a large kangaroo in the Australian Outback in an effort to protect his dog from animal. The moment the man stood toe-to-toe and traded punches with the marsupial to save his dog 'Max' was captured on camera by a friend, who videoed the fight from the safety of his vehicle. Greig Tonkins, 34, found himself at the centre of international attention in 2016 after the footage went viral.

Daily Mail Australia later exclusively revealed that Mr Tonkins was a zookeeper and an avid animal lover.

The legend:



His daughter, who filmed the video:


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"Nothing in this world can make me spill my bottle!" #216

Post: #80

That's a nice looking El Camino. I wonder if it's some kind of Austrailian model that's different from the US version?

Post: #81

Holden HZ ute if I'm not mistaken. The roo is probably looking for revenge for all his mates that got turned into dogmeat on that bullbar.



This is one of those cars that I really want to own in my lifetime but the prices have already bottomed out and they're starting to climb back up again.

They turn up from time to time in farmers sheds but you just about have to be in the right place when lightning strikes to get it. They're the last real Australian ute in my opinion, before they started running them through wind tunnels during design and making them look like dildos.

Post: #82

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