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Mike D said:
Just part of the story ... like the drop bears fable :)
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Ah. A terrifying creature. Part of the 'advice' given by the Australian Tourist Information Service (?) in response to questions from visitors...... (Which is brilliant!)
 
For those who get the humour :) Larrikin nature of us and sadly, a decaying and dying culture
 
Mike D said:
Just part of the story ... like the drop bears fable :)
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The Drop Bear fable was in the Australian Geographic magazine several years ago.

Sue192 said:
Ah. A terrifying creature. Part of the 'advice' given by the Australian Tourist Information Service (?) in response to questions from visitors...... (Which is brilliant!)
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Don't forget a little dab of Vegimite behind the ears to ward them if you are a tourist.

Mike D said:
For those who get the humour :) Larrikin nature of us and sadly, a decaying and dying culture
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You are not wrong, say the wrong word / name thing now and you are racist, sexist or what ever is the flavour of the month for politically correctness.
 
Tipetoo said:
The Drop Bear fable was in the Australian Geographic magazine several years ago.


Don't forget a little dab of Vegimite behind the ears to ward them if you are a tourist.



You are not wrong, say the wrong word / name thing now and you are racist, sexist or what ever is the flavour of the month for politically correctness.
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I note your advice regarding Vegemite, @Tipetoo. I have also taken on board the advice from the Tourist Board that all your snakes are completely harmless and make good pets;)
It is sad to read that that humour is disappearing, @Mike D and @Tipetoo - PC'ness doesn't recognise humour in any form.
 
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