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I was just thinking about what happened and where some of the old faces of WITP and even UV have gone, when this story was splashed across the local newspaper here in Oz. http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/rogue- ... 5802167550

For those of you who are long time posters you may remember the man in the above news link as "Drongo".

It seems that old players just don't fade away, but pick fights with furry creatures ![:D]

Holy Cow! I did not realize kangaroos could be so vicious.

A good walk ruined.

I'm even older than Drongo, but I promise that I have no intentions of picking a fight with Sasquatch (I don't care what those jerky commercials say...). 

BTW...he's ok. I can't be accused of 'Roo'ing him out to the public. [:D]

big bully Aussie picking on a sweet wuvable cuddable Roo. bad Aussie! BAD!

Hah, I laughed and gave all Kangaroos a point for finally getting one back on Humans.

Hope Drongo recovers, cos he's going to cop so much flak from his mates[:D][:D][:D][:D][:D][:D][:D]

he made it to The Register too

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/11/23/savage_roo/

Well, if he's stayed indoors playing WITP instead of wandering about out there where all that nasty "nature" could get at him..., he's only have carpal tunnel to worry about.  When was the last time a computer mouse bit anyone?  Maybe MATRIX should adopt a new sales pitch?  "WAR IN THE PACIFIC...., the sure cure for Kangaroo attacks!"   [:D][:D][:D]  

Wow. Wild animals everywhere seem to be in revolt. Not long back I read a story of a young woman who was a gifted singing star being killed by _coyotes_ while hiking in Nova Scotia.

So, as an anthropologist, you think that animals can stage a "revolt?"  [&:]
 

I can't believe that Drongo would attack a poor Roo. [:D]

It looks like he will be ok.

ORIGINAL: bjmorgan

So, as an anthropologist, you think that animals can stage a "revolt?"  [&:]

Never read "Animal Farm"?

wasn't there an segment on "Secret Weapons of WWII" by which the Aussies had a trained covert para outfit of 'Roos that they could drop over enemy targets.

No? well they should of.....

ORIGINAL: Terminus

ORIGINAL: bjmorgan

So, as an anthropologist, you think that animals can stage a "revolt?"  [&:]

Never read "Animal Farm"?

Yeah!? Or Planet of the Apes?

There is no question that many animals _are_ revolting. Particularly the neighbors cat who shits in your yard.

There is no question that many animals _are_ revolting. Particularly the neighbors cat who ****s in your yard.

Living in Colorado I have observed revolting coyotes (They find small dogs particularly tasty), a major revolt by mountain lions near my home (Final score Cougars 3 Homeowners dogs 0) Black bears (Black Bear 1 Camping tourist 0) and even Moose
(Moose 1 Church going senior citizen 0)[X(]

You've got to love the nitwit comments from the blog section below the article too. This kangaroo nearly drowns a man and his dog and two thirds of the morons blogging are cheering it on.

with a mug like that......maybe the Roo was justified in trying to keep it under water. [:'(]

ORIGINAL: Chickenboy

You've got to love the nitwit comments from the blog section below the article too. This kangaroo nearly drowns a man and his dog and two thirds of the morons blogging are cheering it on.

People are idiots.

ORIGINAL: kaleun

There is no question that many animals _are_ revolting. Particularly the neighbors cat who ****s in your yard.

Living in Colorado I have observed revolting coyotes (They find small dogs particularly tasty), a major revolt by mountain lions near my home (Final score Cougars 3 Homeowners dogs 0) Black bears (Black Bear 1 Camping tourist 0) and even Moose
(Moose 1 Church going senior citizen 0)[X(]

Here's a Norwegian dog getting ready to do something revolting...

Tie me kangaroo down sport, tie me kangaroo down.