Thanks Mike (From Spain)
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Hmmm, let’s see…shackled, muzzled, leashed and (possibly) mitted. Certainly more convenient than grabbing a cart at the door and leaving the animal at home.
Glad to see that Australia has it’s share of assholes, too.
well said Eyeball, well said.
…and before grumpy can start calling “fake”, I’ll add this question: why is there no sign of the kangaroo’s tail? Either visibly, or a shadow of it?
ok now…run with it.
A kangaroo couldn’t stand like that with out it’s tail. This one makes me feel a bit sick.
Bitsy, do some folks in OZ do this to Roos?
Personally i take my emu shopping with me…He can’t fly but i’m telling you he can run the pants off a kangaroo.
HOW fake do you want it? First indicator could be the pouch stuffed full of gear. Size ratio is all out of whack. There’s no Woolie’s check-out chick giving the finger behind her manager’s back. There’s no bogan, centerlink residents stealing tim-tams. And the aisles are far too accessible (no groovy grannies on mobility scooters).
I’m from Australia and this NEVER happens, I call fake too. We don’t take kangaroos out on leashes, nor have I even seen a kangaroo for about 2 years. If I wanted to see one I would probably go to the zoo for the day, that’s how fake this picture is. I did find it funny though