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A Nation In Mourning, and I`m a bit choked meself

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A Nation In Mourning, and I`m a bit choked meself

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It is with deep sorrow and a heavy heart, that I have to announce that Ed Deveraux has passed over the bar.
Ed was known to millions of fans, in over one hundred countries as the Sergeant in "Skippy, The Bush Kangaroo."
We will not see his ilk again.
Aye,

"Tuf tuft tut tut, kin tut tut tuft"
"What`s that, Skip? He was a right bastard when he`d had a few?"
You`ve just f*cking ruined it, haven`t you? You knew how much I admired that man :cry:
Bastard Kangaroos. The attraction can wear off you know :o
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Wouldnt go so far as devastated Dahlin, mor`n likely deeply concerned
Lease ways, he movin on from sheep, so thats sumptin. The Lord he do work in some mysterius ways. Jus hoped he be workin a lot quicker in Harrys case, is all
Y`all have yoursells good time on the Lords birthday there, hear?
Wheres that ole girl from the one oh one, she ain bin aroun heah for long times, hell maybe she`s that Lynch bitch in disguise
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I quite like the new series

"Skippy the GOTH kangeroo"

Old skippy just ambles around with his thumb up his bum and his mind in neutral.

A bit like my Mk 3 daughter to be honest.

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Steve, Mk3 daughter obviously took it from her dad, especially as you are now able to put thumb up bum again.

Aye - Andy :fadein: [/quote]
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Andy

Your always there in the bloody background ready and waiting to pounce arnt yer!

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I find kangaroo meat not too disimilar to ostrich. And I believe both are extremely low in fat. :-?


They go down extremely well with a fine bottle of Chianti. ffluff flfufl flff!
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Skippy ? I thought we'd eaten Skippy yonks ago ....
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Sisyphus wrote:They go down extremely well with a fine bottle of Chianti.
Sisyphus.... how on earth did you get a Kangaroo to go down on you and where did it keep the bottle of Chianti... I do hear that an Ostrich is a good goer... As long as you can keep in step with the bugger :o
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Mike wrote:how on earth did you get a Kangaroo to go down on you and where did it keep the bottle of Chianti... I do hear that an Ostrich is a good goer...
Sheer charm and good looks! Chianti in the proverbial marsupial pouch reaches just the right temperature for quaffing.

Ostriches are rather more promiscuous and will tackle anything irrespective of looks. It's why they evolved the 'head in the sand' trick :roll: :wink:
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A few years ago whilst driving to a town called Malpas in the wilds of Cheshire thought I had been transported to Afica!

There in a field normally full of Moo Cows were 1/2 a dozen Ostriches!
Not the sort of animal you expect to see in deepest Cheshire.

Our local chippy had a hand in this as he started to sell Ostrich in batter. His chips were still Shiote mind.

As for Roos there is a ruck of Wallibies roaming wild in Yorkshire and also down in Hampshire a few have been spotted.

Anyway the latest Ozz series being produced has both Skippy and Flipper in it. Skippy climbs onto Flippers back and they save the world every week so I've heard. Skippy Thks and flipper squeaks.

At the end of the first series this mad evil scientist decides to mix up skippys genes with flippers genes and the result is called:

FLIPPY The DOLPHEROO who has lots a nice adventures but keeps getting caught by the Gronicles when trying to leap over barbed wire fences in order to get to the next Billabong before his skin peels.

Finally in the last episode he ends up being invited by this ex Bootneck called Harry to a Barbie. (BRING YOUR OWN CRATE!)

It was called:

FLIPPY THE CHARGRILLED DOLPHEROO!

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Artist old thing, you really must stop sniffing turpentine :roll:
I thought the roos were on Axe-Edge moor in Derbyshire, just S of Buxton :-?
High level negotiations( wink wink, say no more, squire :wink: ) are taking place, even as we speak, to establish a Hackedoff website. :o Shock horror, indeed, just wait till you see the phots :roll:
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Tutt Tutt Thuft Hubd, Neeeawr :cry:
What`s that Skip? Don`t show them the phot? Which phot d`ya mean, darling?
Tut Furtt Blift Tutt Tutt. :o
Of course I won`t, you have my word :P
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Re: A Nation In Mourning, and I`m a bit choked meself

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harry hackedoff wrote:It is with deep sorrow and a heavy heart, that I have to announce that Ed Deveraux has passed over the bar.
Ed was known to millions of fans, in over one hundred countries as the Sergeant in "Skippy, The Bush Kangaroo."
We will not see his ilk again.
Aye,
"Skuppe, der Boche Kangaroo" comes to mind.
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Bert

Did it taste nice then?

Lurch, great to see you on again mate.

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Yep, the Wallabies do roam around Axe Edge on the Derbyshire/Staffs border, quite a shock to uninformed motorists. Some years ago they were in danger of dying out because of tyhe limited gene pool causing weaknesses and disease so they released two or three now animals from the Riber (above Matlock) sanctuary to inject new blood.

As Derbyshire lad now down South I have had to swop wallabies for wild boar, of which up to 1000 are now estimated to be roaming the woodlands of Kent/East Sussex, rendering the idea of summertime al fresco sex a little more adventurous than it might otherwise have been. Mind you if Mrs C ever found out that al fresco shenanigans were part of my Sunday m/cycle jaunts, wild boar would be the least of my problems.

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Cheers Barry, Axe Edge Moor and the Roaches, top X-country ski area in the winter and great rock in the summer(Eff off Harry, you`re starting to sound all rugsey:roll: )


Steve
Did it taste nice then?
It always tastes nice mate, at least, that`s what Skippy says afterwards, slurp. slurp 8) " Spit or swallow, aitch? And where`s the pearl necklace you promised me for crimbo"
Yer wearing it, Skip :wink:

Abbos like Emu more, apparently :roll: . Bit tall for me though. ( Emus, before you start :o )
You can get all this gear at any supermarket down here, croc is nice, tastes like chicken(eff off Wogan) Emu is like big turkeys, you couldn`t eat a whole one :P Tastes good though. Roo is about the best meat I can think of. We had some from Tesco once, it was like leather and still pumping blood after ten mins on the barby. Real stuff is essence. Never mind Sir Loin. Should be Sir Roo. Take it out of the bag and show it a phot of the barby. That`s enuff. Or you could do what Mrs H does, and eat it while it`s still scoring a "two" on the triage scale. I worry about that girl :-?

Then there`s the multitude of creatures from the deep :roll: I`ve seen what lobsters eat and unless there`s a cattle prod up me arse, I`ll choose the meat option, thanks very much :wink:
Once the diners have troughed their way through several lobsters, tiger prawns, crayfish, yabbys, moreton bay bugs, etc etc, I usually regail them with the following tale, courtesy of the Sydney Harbour Police Underwater Search Team,
It was the custom of the Under Water Search Team to spend Friday arvo on the piss. (It`s what my job do every week. Piss up and barby. On site. Eff H+S regs.)
This particular Friday, the UWST were tasked with recovering the body of a geezer who`d been in the water off Bondi for about four days. After several unsuccessful grid sweeps, the team commander gives the underwater signal for" Wrap yer tits in and gather barby fodder"( that`ll be Endex, then Royal?)One of the plod divers spies a round object, covered in a mass of the biggest Tiger prawns he has ever seen. That`ll do for me he thinks, as he starts stuffing the prawns in his keep net. Happy with his find and content with thoughts of " won`t I be the star of the barby," he was somewhat surprised to be confronted by the eye-less sockets of the missing geezer`s empty skull. The Tiger prawns had obviously troughed the lot, eyes, lips,ears, cranium content, whatever :P
Our hero kept this little gem to himself as he whacked the contents of his keep-net on the Friday arvo barby.
His team-mates complimented him on his luck at finding the sweetest prawns any of them could ever remember eating. He waited till the last of them had finished sucking his fingers before revealing the source of such tasty, succulent prawns.
Unfortunately, his team-mates failed to see the funny side, as they broke our Hero`s nose, several of his ribs, a collar bone, fibia and tibia in L arm, several bones in both his hands, plus the fractures to L jaw and severe indent fracture to L side of skull causing serious compression injury. Puncture wound to L lung, and damage to spleen, liver and kidneys, were all passed off as " Horse-play" at the subsequent disiplinary hearing.
Naw, only joking. I loves prawns, but only when I`m shite-ers :o
Anyone fancy a cockle :roll:
Nite All 8)
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