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Eastern Browns will chase and can slither faster than you can run , venomous and fast not a good combination
Actually I think I just described my Wife

The other deadly animal we have is a Drop-bear they are brutal , we do not talk about them often as it would stop our tourist industry dead in its tracks

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Eastern Browns will chase and can slither faster than you can run , venomous and fast not a good combination
Actually I think I just described my Wife

The other deadly animal we have is a Drop-bear they are brutal , we do not talk about them often as it would stop our tourist industry dead in its tracks

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I'd forgot about that myth of the drop-bear I think Paul Hogan had something to do with that myth
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I'd forgot about that myth of the drop-bear I think Paul Hogan had something to do with that myth
Hey Sarge , that is a myth that it is a myth , they exist , I know someone who knows someone who saw one
It pre-dates Paul Hogan but he did a skit on them
I have attached an article about an exercise Piping Shrike involving the Australian Army , I think you will find it an interesting read
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/a...06452/29896175
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Hey Sarge , that is a myth that it is a myth , they exist , I know someone who knows someone who saw one
It pre-dates Paul Hogan but he did a skit on them
I have attached an article about an exercise Piping Shrike involving the Australian Army , I think you will find it an interesting read
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Here is the Legend
https://www.cnn.com/travel/drop-bear...hnk/index.html

https://australian.museum/learn/anim...als/drop-bear/
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That first article by CNN is mistaken , as you can see it was not the 80s when they were first reported but the time as mentioned in the article I posted is prior to 1967
As to them being a myth ?????
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That first article by CNN is mistaken , as you can see it was not the 80s when they were first reported but the time as mentioned in the article I posted is prior to 1967
As to them being a myth ?????
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It's a Urban Myth Just Like the Jersey devil hear In the USA. Somewhere I have a stuffed drop bear(Kola bear with teeth) which was given to me as a Joke . My wife reminded Me about that
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It's a Urban Myth Just Like the Jersey devil hear In the USA. Somewhere I have a stuffed drop bear(Kola bear with teeth) which was given to me as a Joke . My wife reminded Me about that
Sarge , maybe , maybe not just be careful under trees is all I say
When you find your bear put up a picture
Was it given to you as a joke or a warning ?
Koalas are not a bear they are just plain old Koala
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It was a Joke as I told them How to Kola-lify (climb a tree Upside down)
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Hanging out for a picture , also one of you climbing a tree upside down
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when I was a Private I never did it. But when I was a Sergeant/Staff Sergeant I sure made a Lot of Privates attempt it. Only one Guy actually succeeded. But He chose the right tree
I didn't usually screw with My soldiers Ie Smoke them Push-ups until the Cows come Home. But That was one way I would screw with them
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