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STOATIE LIEKS CHOCOLATE MILK
21:23 / 15.07.02
http://www.realultimatewombat.netfirms.com/wombat.htm
 
 
Tezcatlipoca
21:39 / 15.07.02
Clearly a ridiculous website. A wombat couldn't beat up a pirate if its life depended on it...
 
 
w1rebaby
22:27 / 15.07.02
whoa, dude, something on that site, like, totally killed my browser. For real.

wombats are not as hard as badgers you know
 
 
STOATIE LIEKS CHOCOLATE MILK
22:38 / 15.07.02
Neither are wombats as MAD as badgers. Which rock.
 
 
w1rebaby
22:41 / 15.07.02
...and, let's face it, when you consider a sackful of badgers...
 
 
The Return Of Rothkoid
00:15 / 16.07.02
Spoken truly like people who've never seen A Country Practice. Wombats take badgers any day: they're like the Andre the Giants of the four-legged-and-furry-stumpies world. Fact.
 
 
A
00:51 / 16.07.02
Wombats have been known to crush children foolish enough to wander into their burrow by squashing between the ceiling of the burrow and their own mighty back.
 
 
Saint Keggers
02:56 / 16.07.02
Both wombat and badger pale in comparrison to the awesome power of the Beaver.
 
 
Naked Flame
08:42 / 16.07.02
Volleyball, anyone?
 
 
w1rebaby
09:05 / 16.07.02
yet the beaver is only the world's second largest rodent

the largest

Badgers are mustelids but I am having trouble determining what the largest mustelid is. It's not a badger. I think it may be the giant river otter of South America (Pteronura brasiliensis, c. 50 lbs) or maybe the North Pacific sea otter (apparently 60-100 lbs) but some sources say it is the wolverine, despite the wolverine's smaller size. Perhaps they are merely out of date.
 
 
rizla mission
09:23 / 16.07.02
Dspite their fine reputation, size and impressively sharp teeth, badgers are such fucking cowards! As soon as they see a human (or indeed, a cat) they instantly turn around and run like shit in a straight line until they hit something. Which is really quite funny to watch..

My money's on moles. I was playing this ludicrous video game at a friend's house recently, it was a fighting game where all the characters transform into animals.. tigers, bears, giant lizards - none of them were a match for THE MOLE! Admittedly it was a nine foot tall mole with stainless steel claws, but who says they don't really grow to those sizes in the wild? have you ever braved their tunnels to find out? No, you haven't, because you're too scared! Mole's reign supreme in the world of furry woodland creatures!

(too much coffee this morning..)
 
 
_pin
09:32 / 16.07.02
Clearly a ridiculous website. A wombat couldn't beat up a pirate if its life depended on it...

Obviously not, Tez. That's because they've all had their legs broken by ninja's. They broke all the wombat legs so that they could lure all the pirates with the prospect of getting to hit things that bled so they could feel like real men again. But they can't hit anything else that bleeds. Cos that would hit back and kill them.

And once the nija's have lured them with lame wombat bait, they can flip out and kill the piratews who were too dumb to see it was a ruse.
 
 
w1rebaby
10:55 / 16.07.02
bah, moles are pussies. Too much hiding underground. A real animal would come out and fight. This excludes star-nosed moles, of course.

A penguin could have the lot of em.
 
 
Saint Keggers
15:07 / 16.07.02
Bah..beavers could block rivers and drown all the other animals. They would all die and their last words would be "DAM!" And beavers have that cool gimick of bitch-slapping others with their tails. Beavers win.
 
 
Tuna Ghost: Pratt knot hero
19:23 / 16.07.02
Wombats take badgers any day: they're like the Andre the Giants of the four-legged-and-furry-stumpies world. Fact.

But aren't wolverines also members of that world? And let's face it, those are some hard bastards. Here in michigan I hear stories all the time about wolverines killing dogs, deer, horses, cows, national guardsmen, navy Seals, etc. They kill for fun. Just because they can and they got nothin' else to do. Mean little bastards.
 
 
w1rebaby
19:26 / 16.07.02
Wolverines are indeed mustelids, but I'd like to see one of them take on a six-foot, 100-lb sea otter. In the water. Even if they did have an adamantium skeleton.
 
 
The Return Of Rothkoid
02:43 / 17.07.02
Pin, your storytelling is naught but a piece of ninjoid propagandist claptrap. The ninjas never broke any wombat legs: they were too afraid of being snuffled to death. Besides, I have it on good authority that wombats are in league with bushrangers - bushrangers being landlocked pirates who can take and beat highwaymen anyway. So in terms of organisation, pirates still fuck 'em all over - from the sea to the trees to the burrows, they're always there.

Always.

And don't even get me started on the numbats. Just like children. Only with knives. And eeevil grins. I hear Roeg originally wanted one for Don't Look Now...
 
 
A
13:44 / 17.07.02
Aye, Ned Kelly rode a wombat during the famous time he slaughtered 15 million people who looked at him funny.

Bushrangers beat pirates and ninjas put together.
 
 
grant
14:28 / 17.07.02
Bushrangers are Outback Pirates.
 
 
Tezcatlipoca
17:12 / 17.07.02
Outcast Pirates, you mean...
 
 
Tuna Ghost: Pratt knot hero
19:04 / 17.07.02
Wolverines are indeed mustelids, but I'd like to see one of them take on a six-foot, 100-lb sea otter. In the water. Even if they did have an adamantium skeleton.

But it would still try, and that makes them the hardest bastards of all. All the other mustelids would be like "fuck that, man. I ain't getting in no water with no damn sea otter," and the wolverine would say "hell, it can't be any harder to kill than a moose," and it'd jump right in and sink like a stone, because an adamantium wolverine skeleton must weigh at least 250 lbs.
 
 
Our Lady of The Two Towers
20:39 / 17.07.02
Moles are the real mean bastards, they will do the business in record time. Haven't you all read the Duncton books?
 
 
Ganesh
20:59 / 17.07.02
Especially the star-nosed variety.
 
 
odd jest on horn
04:32 / 18.07.02
Aren't we all forgetting giant space hamsters?
 
 
Tuna Ghost: Pratt knot hero
18:32 / 18.07.02
Yes we have, which is strange, because I never thought I'd be able to forget those guys. Even with the electroshock "therapy".
 
 
Saint Keggers
20:25 / 18.07.02
Bah. The beavers use space hampsters to power their space armadas by running on the giant space hampsterwheel. Beavers...its where its at.
 
  
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