Thursday, February 5, 2009

Dropbears - Proof of existence

To all of you living in overseas land that think Aussies lie about the existance of Dropbears, see following picture!



If you go out in the woods today, you're in for a small, furry and vicious surprise.

17 comments:

  1. But he looks so innocent! And cuddly!

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  2. Can't you see the eyes and claws???

    You know he is in the water to wash the blood off his face.

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  3. Don't be misled. They are killers.

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  4. But I love them! :)

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  5. I got that email too. lol. Seen the one with the hose?.

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  6. Straight on the barbie for dropbear fillet

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  7. The cold dead eyes of a serial killer. The 'looking cute' lure is remarkable - it draws the foolish into an unstoppable whirl of pain, loss and dismemberment.

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  8. Therbs - Absolutely.

    Donali - At your peril.

    Moko - You have drop bear porn???

    Lerm - Mmmmmm, Dropbear fillet (drools).

    Bart - You can warn tourists, but do they listen???

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  9. Koalas are known to be far more dangerous than the other critters around this fair land. Snakes, spiders, sea stingers, sharks, crocodiles, all nasty. But fear the savage, and evil....baby koala. Geez, I could be a politcian at this rate.

    P.S. I got the google analytics is up and running. Thank you again!

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  10. Yeah Koalas are dangerous, but it is these dropbears that you've really got to watch out for.

    Congrats on the analytics!

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  11. Donali: Love them from afar.

    The cute ones are the most danderous. Have a look at what this one was doing before that photo was taken.
    DropBear

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  12. He's got that mad look to him. 'I love the smell of eucalyptus in the morning,' that sort of thing.

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  13. I just want to know if dropbears kill feral cats. If so, could you send some my way?

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  14. He's got huge, sharp...er...he can leap about. LOOK AT THE BONES!

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  15. Our jackalopes would beat up your dropbears like a drum.

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  16. I understand dropbears can now pilot chubacabras, diminishing the jackalope threat.

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  17. I'm pretty sure a snipe could take care of a dropbear.

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