Thread for people with kangaroos as their avatar

<sing along now, everyone>

Skippeeeeeee, Skippy..
Skippy, the bush kangaroo...

Aint it always the way... you think youve found a lovely quiet place for a little fishing and a bit of a snooze then next thing ya know 20 other kangaroo's move in.
..... there goes the neighbourhood.

*scratches*.

DO you perchance need some moisturizer?

http://lush.com.au/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=2150

No mate, scratching is something we kangaroos do from time to timel. Might I add we do it very well also along with flying hellicopters.

Palaeontologists digging in northern Australia claim to have found the fossilised remains of the ultimate fighting marsupial - a flesh eating "killer kangaroo" that had wolf-like fangs and once walked the earth more than 10 million years ago.
"These things had slicing crests that could have crunched through bone and sliced off flesh,"

Professor Michael Archer, another team member, described the remains of two kangaroo species, one with wolf-like fangs and another with long forearms that was unable to hop like a modern kangaroo. "Because they didn't hop, these were galloping kangaroos, with big, powerful forelimbs. Some of them had long canines like wolves," he said.

Too bloody right mate!

How are the mighty fallen!!!!

The cult of celebrity is fickle.

mmmmmm

So when will they be making Skippy: the Movie?

Australia devoutly hopes not.

The sight of those dead little paws on the end of sticks manipulating stuff is just too awful.

That's why they have CGI now!

Then it wouldn't be Skippy.

An excellent use for Kanagoos.

Peru puts kangaroo meat on the menu
June 8, 2010
Peru's government has approved the import of kangaroo meat from Australia, officials announced have announced.

A notice published in a registry of new government rules and laws gave notice on Monday that the federal health officials have "authorised the import of meat from kangaroos born and raised in Australia."

http://news.theage.com.au/breaking-news-business/peru-puts-kangaroo-meat-on-the-menu-20100608-xrzt.html

Never have understood what this meant.

I had indigestion once from eating a roo burger, my god was it bad. I hit my head on the ceiling six times.

It just came to me. A kangaroo court
A kangaroo court or kangaroo trial, sometimes likened to a drumhead court-martial, refers to a sham legal proceeding or court. The colloquial phrase "kangaroo court" is used to describe judicial proceedings that deny due process rights in the name of expediency.