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Slightly Wonky Robob
Yesterday, 18:56
I mean, I know it's doesn't compare to Doc's cake story, but it was pretty intense!
General
Yesterday, 19:39
That must be the worst disaster ever happened in Guernsey
Edited by General, Yesterday, 19:42.
TheDR
Yesterday, 20:41
That's mad. Were they cooking meth?
It wasn't a story
Slightly Wonky Robob, on 01 June 2024 - 18:56, said:
I mean, I know it's doesn't compare to Doc's cake story, but it was pretty intense!
It wasn't a story
Major Fuckup
Today, 01:05
Chyros, on 31 May 2024 - 08:23, said:
General, on 31 May 2024 - 07:04, said:
well well well... look who came back flying...
But did you fight with a kangaroo?
But did you fight with a kangaroo?
About 90% of the kangaroos we saw were dead though. The amount of roadkill in some parts of Australia is absolutely staggering. The short bit of Outback we drove through had literally hundreds of dead animals by the roadside, the second-most roadkill of any place we visited (most was Kangaroo Island, which we renamed Massacre Island).
Which is odd since I haven't been driving a truck there for almost 2 years now
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Destiny
Today, 06:47
Slightly Wonky Robob, on 01 June 2024 - 08:10, said:
Why the fuck did I have a dream about camels trekking through snow!?
That is a rather unique dream and an interesting scenario to imagine! Snow like sand, but camels in it....hmm. Maybe someone can AI generate this interesting image!
Chyros
Today, 08:36
General, on 02 June 2024 - 03:41, said:
You road kill humans now?
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General
Today, 09:11
Wait until you hear about Turkey
Total USA vehicle count 283 million with 40.000 death annually
Total Turkey vehicle count 28 million with 5.000 death annually. Sometimes rise to around 7-8k
Total USA vehicle count 283 million with 40.000 death annually
Total Turkey vehicle count 28 million with 5.000 death annually. Sometimes rise to around 7-8k
Chyros
Today, 10:32
One noticeable effect of all the roadkill in the Outback was that there were huge amounts of wedge-tailed eagles around. Those are pretty big and really cool, in all fairness. Normally these need vast territories to sustain one eagle, but the roadkill was so bountiful there that you could see them everywhere. As soon as the roadkill stopped, so did the eagles.
