Hunter's Tavern - Beware the enraged Barioth/Deviljho! - Page 8

quote Couttsy

That weapons of choice thread was fun...

anyways I'm almost finished year 12 only 4 weeks left but I'm on holiday right now in the USA currently in Oregon then we are going to Texas next then Disneyland (before i left my boss told me to bring her back some mickey mouse ears or not co,me back at all lol)

and ive been playing red faction guerrilla mh3 and the 3ds ambassador games of late

omg please tell me you smuggled your wii with you!! this could be your chance to hunt with us NA people!!

I have a huntsman on the outside of my bedroom window right now. I guarantee you it will squeeze itself through and inside my room before the night is out. Still, one can't complain when it's not something like a redback, of which we've had a few in this house.

Speaking of Target, watch the final fight scene in Return of the King outside Mount Doom.

quote Justin

What kind of deadly animals are in Australia? California has next to nothing, and wild, scary animals, well, scare me! 3:

Would not be a fan of Australia.

well there are snakes, we have the second deadliest snake in the world, the king brown and a whole bunch of others.

jellyfish, not all are deadly but they leave a mark

spiders, lots and lots poison spiders

crocodiles, you dont stand a chance

certain types of fish, they can kill you some are deadly poisonous

and the worst one of them all THE DEADLY BUTTERFLY (they did that joke on camp and someone actually fell for it lol)

hope i helped with your decision

Doesn't Australia have 7 of the 10 deadliest snakes in the world?

Dunno, something like that. I just read a website that said six, but seven seems likely also.

There's a spider that caught my interest a while back. Rather than contenting itself with small flies and the like, it catches small birds.

The only animal you're safe with is the wombat. xD Koalas are still capable of clawing you if dissatisfied, and the kangaroo will be up for the biff. Kangaroos are known to lead dogs to rivers and whatnot before drowning them.

Is it true that if you live in rural areas, you must never leave the house without a machete? :3

well i live in a sort of rural area, so i every so often run into deadly creatures, as dark said as long as you have some common sense about you it will fine. like if a croc grabs you it will take you into the "death roll" where they spin and drag you underwater to kill you, 2 simple ways to avoid this.

1. stay away from what looks to be croc infested waters (doesnt stop us though US AUSSIES ARE MADE OF IRON )

2. this is REALLY important! if one does grab you, STAB HIM IN THE EYES! he should let you go briefly then RUN LIKE HELL!

also i forgot about sting rays, they aren't very deadly but they can kill just as Steve Irwin found out!

so did i make Australia more desirable?