On November 1, 1917, during the 2nd Battle of Passchendaele and after months of fierce fighing, Australian General Sir John Monash gave the order that changed the face of trench warfare and the course of World War I, barking out, "Release the Roos!"
more to the pointyou surprise me, good sir.
these are different species of kangaroo:
http://dsc.discovery.com/news/2006/07/13/gallery/ferociousfossil_zoom.jpg
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f1/Red_kangaroo_-_melbourne_zoo.jpg
http://images.letterstosg.com/d/3282-1/procoptodon_001.jpg
http://zaxy.files.wordpress.com/2006/07/lost-world-1-kangaroo.jpg?w=461&h=323
That would be an interesting idea. But the messages could get yucky in there if the pouch isn't lined with fabric or something.Maybe an army could train them as messengers and put the messages in the pouch?
That would be an interesting idea. But the messages could get yucky in there if the pouch isn't lined with fabric or something.
Its be perfect
"Ewwww I ain't gonna put my hand in there to read those Aussies messages, you do it!"
"No way!"
Yes, somehow war roos POD will lead to the CSA invading Australia
*Snip*
This thread reminds me of the Australian-American War gag from Grand Theft Auto. Particularly the vet who called into Lazlo saying how he took boomerang shrapnel.
I did not know about this, and it's will forever alter my perception of GTA.