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7/16/2015 2:27:03 AM
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Isolated, very situational.
By the way, I realise what you're trying to do, so just know this; I can go on for as long as you can. I guarantee it won't make me feel salt. ;)
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I'm honestly not really trying to make you salty. I just figured I'd learn something and if you got sick of my questions I'd guess I win. So win win for me. Are kangaroos assholes? They seem like they would be.
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Lol, they can be, but mostly just the males. If there's more than one male roo in the vicinity, you should never get close to them or they'll literally tear your guts out; they're extremely territorial. Females either run away from or toward you, depending on whether or not you have food in your hands. They're generally very friendly. And baby roos are just stupid and will pretty much ignore or run from you.
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Have you ever wanted to be in a roo pouch? My gf said she wanted to be n one when she was little is the reason for this question. Also have you ever hit one?
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Edited by Xunnn: 7/16/2015 2:41:48 AMNever hit one, but have come close. Buggers come out of nowhere sometimes. Have hit several birds, though. And a large owl once flew into the side of my car at night, scared the bajeesus out of me! Never wanted to actually get inside a kangaroo pouch, though. I imagine it would be quite smelly and cramped. ;)
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What is the petophile car there? Ours is normally a white van with dark windows.
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More or less the same thing, I suppose. Don't think there's a preference amongst pedophiles, though. ;)
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What is Australia's rival country?
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Tasmania. ;)
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Have you ever eaten emu or kangaroo and if so what's it taste like?
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Have eaten kangaroo, but not emu. Kangaroo is quite lean, and, although it stinks, tastes great when prepared properly. I've also heard that emu tastes quite like beef, which you wouldn't expect.
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Are there any old ruins like pyramids or castles there?
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No, the country was only inhabited by Aboriginies before the Europeans came and settled here over two hundred years ago. The Aboriginals were very tribal, and didn't build anything but ramshackle dwellings that could be easily dismantled due to their nomadic nature. The Europeans didn't build any grand monuments, just what they needed, and most of those building have been either torn down and replaced, or retrofitted and amalgamated into the towns and cities that surrounded them.
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Is there quick sand there?
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Not to my knowledge. But that isn't to say there isn't.
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What are the "haunted" places there?
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Nothing really special, honestly. No famous places, that's for sure.
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Do you have pop tarts and tacos with dorrito shells?
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All at once? That'd be a weird combination of flavours...
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No pop tarts themselves. Then the the dorrito taco is seperate.
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We do have Pop-Tarts, but not Dorito flavoured taco shells. Sounds nice, though. I do love me some tacos.
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Do you have quarter pounders?
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You try those you might be salty you don't have em and I'd win so be careful.
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Sure do have quarter pounders. I don't eat McDonalds, anyway, so there's no chance of me becoming salty due to imbibing a terrible hamburger. ;D
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I meant the dorrito taco. Quarter pounders are so so. Do you have alot of cats there?
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About as much as any other country, I suppose. Do you have a lot of cats there?
