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Wallabies are destroying the opium poppies of Tasmania, which are grown by the local farmers strictly for the legitimate pharmacy industry. They eat the heads and then go around in circles smashing down the crop. There are two thoughts on what to do with this situation. The fist group wants to tie me Kangaroo down sport. The second wants to watch me wallabies feed
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Wallabies are destroying the opium poppies of Tasmania, which are grown by the local farmers strictly for the legitimate pharmacy industry. They eat the heads and then go around in circles smashing down the crop. There are two thoughts on what to do with this situation. The fist group wants to tie me Kangaroo down sport. The second wants to watch me wallabies feed
They’re a dangerous breed, mate!
“Wallaby Opium Circles” would be a good band name.
Why don’t they release wallabies/wallaby’s in Afghanistan as a WMD?
I’ll point my co-workers in your direction if my urge to sing that song becomes uncontrollable and my singing annoys them.
We’ll tan his hide when he dies, Clyde, and it’ll be hanging on the shed.
Wallabies of Morphine Destruction?
My favo(u)rite take on this story is at the BBC website, if only for the comments.
I have seen a stoned wallaby but I don’t know about them making crop circles. The one I saw was slurring his words and asking me for a dollar as he was trying to get the boat to see his brother in New Zealand - he looked in no mood to be formulating a series of complex agricultural design patterns. I could be wrong - they might have masterminded the twin tower attacks, who really knows? -Dijon, Hobart, Tasmania
I want to know who sold out the wallabies? Who’s the narc? My guess is the platypus, he is such an odd duck. -Chet Guest, St. Paul, Minnesota USA
I like the dancing wallabies remark the best.