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Thread: Dumped Wallaby at Hope Saddle

  1. 13-04-2016, 09:48 PM #1
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    Dumped Wallaby at Hope Saddle

    I see a wallaby(dead) was dumped on top of the hope saddle. Someone clearly has bought it a long way to start chiniese whispers
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    Fess up... Surely someone on here has heard a rumour
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    Could it be the one that I found as road kill on the way in to Tarawera? I grabbed it by the tail and gave it a biff in the air. Could be that my hammer throw is better than average.
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    Maybe had its head jammed in the grill of a road train from Otago and fell out on the saddle? Or has one escaped from onbe of those dodgy little zoos like at Tahunanui or Blackwater down the coast?
    Sure it wasnt one of those massive rats from around the lake way?
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    Hey @Rushy, you back on the grave yard watch? just seen yr post time.
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    nah its cause the crazy old bastard has to travel to far to work in morning hahahahahaha
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dynastar27 View Post
    nah its cause the crazy old bastard has to travel to far to work in morning hahahahahaha
    You'll get crazy old bastard upside the left ear the next time I see you!
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