Some humour from around the World

• #330 Reply
  Posted by Raphael on 03 Nov, 2024 06:59
• Bonjour Jim,
  
  I enjoy your posts and wish there were more from the rest of the world !
  
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• #331 Reply
  Posted by Jim on 03 Nov, 2024 16:51
• Quote from: Raphael on 03 Nov, 2024 06:59

  Bonjour Jim,
  
  I enjoy your posts and wish there were more from the rest of the world !
  

  
  Thanks Raphaël
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• #332 Reply
  Posted by Jim on 03 Nov, 2024 17:02
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  Posted by Jim on 03 Nov, 2024 17:02
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  Posted by Jim on 03 Nov, 2024 17:02
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  Posted by Jim on 03 Nov, 2024 17:06
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• #336 Reply
  Posted by Jim on 04 Nov, 2024 16:10
• https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2020/dec/26/spanker-knob-bullshit-hill-and-guys-dirty-hole-are-all-real-places-in-australia
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• #337 Reply
  Posted by Jim on 04 Nov, 2024 16:18
• Snake eating a croc
  
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• #338 Reply
  Posted by Stoker on 04 Nov, 2024 18:05
• Must be one hell-of-a big snake, and a relatively small "baby" crock?!?!   ;c)
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• #339 Reply
  Posted by Jim on 04 Nov, 2024 19:08
• Quote from: Stoker on 04 Nov, 2024 18:05

  Must be one hell-of-a big snake, and a relatively small "baby" crock?!?!  ;c)
  

  
  They'll easily swallow a roo Daniel.
  
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• #340 Reply
  Posted by Stoker on 04 Nov, 2024 20:18
• Yeah but ........ Crocs get WAY bigger than Roos!
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• #341 Reply
  Posted by Jim on 04 Nov, 2024 22:42
• Quote from: Stoker on 04 Nov, 2024 20:18

  Yeah but ........ Crocs get WAY bigger than Roos!
  

  
  It ain't no mean feat swallowing a roo.
  
  https://www.mangaloretoday.com/today/Watch-a-python-kills-and-then-swallows-crocodile-whole.html
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• #342 Reply
  Posted by St Paul Steam on 05 Nov, 2024 20:41
• I often wonder how a snake goes about sneaking up on a Kangaroo or a crocodile ? What's the matter with these critters...ain't got no wits about them ?
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• #343 Reply
  Posted by Jim on 05 Nov, 2024 22:54
• Quote from: St Paul Steam on 05 Nov, 2024 20:41

  I often wonder how a snake goes about sneaking up on a Kangaroo or a crocodile ? What's the matter with these critters...ain't got no wits about them ?
  

  
  They'd have to be pretty crook I reckon Bruce. A roo is a fairly formidable opponent.
  
  We are infested with rabbits presently, Jen called me to the window a few weeks ago and there was a large 8' python at the back of the house and it had two very distinct lumps about 3' apart in it.
  
  We never let our little dog out by itself.
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• #344 Reply
  Posted by St Paul Steam on 05 Nov, 2024 23:11
• Quote from: Jim on 05 Nov, 2024 22:54

  Quote from: St Paul Steam on 05 Nov, 2024 20:41

  I often wonder how a snake goes about sneaking up on a Kangaroo or a crocodile ? What's the matter with these critters...ain't got no wits about them ?
  

  
  
  We never let our little dog out by itself.
  

  We don't let our little poof ball Maltese out to much at night either (she's A scaredy pooch anyway) you never know when a coyote might be lurking in the shadows & they can swoop in & snatch up a small dog in seconds!
  
  https://youtube.com/shorts/8S4PVvg5dg4?si=M6oKrjTo8ZDoiH2B
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