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Well that's Australia for you, full of dangerous creatures on 2,4,6 and 8 legs, who'd voluntarily want to go there?

 

Mike.

In Terry Pratchett's 'The Last Continent' the character DEATH asks for a list of the non dangerous animals of xxxx (A parody of Australia) and receives the answer "Some of the sheep"

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Well yes....

 

Then again may be we should put this article http://www.news.com.au/finance/work/at-work/man-who-claimed-boss-dubbed-mr-stinky-would-lift-his-bum-and-fart-on-him-loses-18-million-case/news-story/b0478aec741b544835d91bf8f8b1c097

 

It is too funny for words.. scaryily I know 2 of these people... one really is Mr Stinky... it has taken 22 years to get over sharing a office with him....for the 11 months... I might point out we were both at the same level at the bottom of the company ladder... not surprisingly I went up the ladder faster... may be this was gas powered as the boss felt sorry for me dealing with him!

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In Terry Pratchett's 'The Last Continent' the character DEATH asks for a list of the non dangerous animals of xxxx (A parody of Australia) and receives the answer "Some of the sheep"

This may surprise a lot of people but this is one of the non-dangerous animals even though it looks one of the scariest. The huntsman will sometimes give a defensive nip if provoked but is usually scared of anything bigger than itself. It is beneficial because it feeds mainly on cockroaches.

 

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David

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Well it is that time of year and the Grand National is soon to be upon us. And as usual there is a wide variety of horse names, ranging from the grand, to the optimistic and/or silly.

 

Well if I was a rich trainer and had a horse or three in the national, I would choose names to try and make the commentators life hell:

 

Horse 1: The one in front of that one.

Horse 2: Which one.

Horse 3: That one.

 

Then see how they cope as they pass each other!

 

I think there are rules that prevent that sort of thing.

Sadly, "And oh he's fallen" isn't allowed either.

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