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Do aboriginal Australians have pouches? Are they like regular humans?
Are Abos Marsupials?
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How dare you. I will not sit by while you compare those useless animals to our fuzzy friends. Yes they're mostly assholes, but so is everything in Auzzy land.
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Jarl Varg
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They are the descendants of homo ergaster, that rode on great whites from Africa to Australia.
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The koalas, but they're fine if you leave em alone. The roos are fucking menaces though. Also yes, it's amazing they (koalas) haven't all died yet.
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I saw Wake in Fright where they go out and hunt kangaroos and when they catch one they grab it's tail and knife fight it.
Beastie
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Not anymore. They were so fucking addicted to it a brand new petrol called "Opal" was invented to stop them from sniffing it. I'm not joking, google it.
No.
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I remember reading a while back they had to make a new law making it illegal for hardware stores to sell refrigerated denatured alcohol (methylated spirits). The Abos prefer to drink it cold.
Beastie
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There is a simple rule of nature: If an abo can get fucked up on something they will.
There are no exceptions.
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no they are a type of ape, just a completely different evolutionary branch from humanity. They come from a far stinkier and uglier monkey than we do
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You cannot tell me that the one in the floral dress doesn't have a pouch full of Abo joeys.
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such beings would be the first to violate the well established cuteness paradox of ugly small mammals
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kind of cool that homo sapiens isn't the only species left alive anymore
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It's a myth that Abos were legally classified as "flora & fauna" before 1967. They were just often overseen by related departments.
In Western Australia, for instance, separate authorities responsible for Aboriginal affairs and for fisheries in WA were amalgamated in 1909 to form the Department of Aborigines and Fisheries (DAF).
In Western Australia, for instance, separate authorities responsible for Aboriginal affairs and for fisheries in WA were amalgamated in 1909 to form the Department of Aborigines and Fisheries (DAF).