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| Laboratory Tips Safety proceedures, test reagents, drilling rubber stoppers, bending glass tubes, etc. Contributed to by chemists. |
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#1
 2003-11-19, 02:58
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kirby 
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Quokka soccer
this aint got shit to do with lab tips but i just had to post it
a quokka is a dwarf kangaroo,,max is about 18inches high,,identical to the big fellows,,just a dwarf...
they live on the offshore islands of west australia,,mainly rottnest island..
this island is used by 17yr old school leavers as a weeks holiday venue in there final year..
they have a game called quokka soccer..
these quokkas are so tame its ridiculous..
one young man kneels in front of the goal posts and begins to feed one of the quokkas,,
the other young man lines up the quokka like they do for a field goal,,
runs in and boots the quokka through the goal posts
quokka soccer
THE State Government has banned clubbing sick and injured Rottnest Island quokkas to death as a form of euthanasia and will fit rangers' vehicles with carbon dioxide gas units to do the job.
Tourism Minister Bob Kucera yesterday outlined a five-point plan for the humane and sustainable management of island quokkas.
The Government was forced to act after revelations in The West Australian that island rangers were clubbing injured and sick quokkas to death rather than sending them to a mainland sanctuary.
Mr Kucera said the new plan was developed in a meeting yesterday with animal and wildlife experts. It includes:
The use of carbon dioxide to euthanase dying quokkas. Mobile carbon dioxide units will be fitted to rangers' vehicles for use on isolated parts of the island.
Further training in wildlife care for Rottnest rangers.
Building a wildlife station on the island for sick and injured quokkas and other wildlife.
The Rottnest Island Authority to review guidelines for triage and management of sick and injured quokkas with animal welfare experts.
The authority to look at new education campaigns to get visitors to stop harming quokkas.
Mr Kucera told the Legislative Assembly yesterday experts agreed carbon dioxide was the most humane way to euthanase quokkas.
The Rottnest Island Foundation Conservation Trust would also play a stronger role in ensuring the future wellbeing of the animals.
Qualified veterinary nurse and CALM- contracted wildlife educator Liz Appelt said the package appeared to be a good start. But she was still concerned the quokkas would not be getting the best treatment.
Mrs Appelt, who voluntarily treated 30 injured, orphaned or sick quokkas which were sent to her at the Chidlow Marsupial Hospital from Rottnest, said it was essential for the animals to be cared for in the new wildlife station by full-time and highly-qualified animal welfare staff.
"Obviously people are starting to realise these animals do deserve better than they were getting," Mrs Appelt said.
RSPCA spokeswoman Kelly Oversby said the use of carbon dioxide was best in a tough situation.
Expert advice had shown her that previous preference for lethal injections was not the best option and the mobile units also offered less risk to operators.
She said the plan would benefit quokkas on the island and she hoped the RSPCA would be involved in tailoring further education processes.
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#2
 2003-11-19, 03:02
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Re: Quokka soccer
i heard you can put a quokka on a string in a fish tank and grow meth.
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#3
 2003-11-19, 03:08
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Re: Quokka soccer
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#4
 2003-11-19, 03:17
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the meth god 
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Re: Quokka soccer
quote:Originally posted by Wicked_Rain:
i heard you can put a quokka on a string in a fish tank and grow meth.
"LMFAO"
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#5
 2003-11-19, 03:40
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kneedragger 
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Re: Quokka soccer
I'm in no way an animal lover, but that sounds mean as hell! At least in Texas we give the bull a chance...although the downside to that has been many of horn up clowns asses...Back to the point, whats the farthest you have ever kicked quokka kirby??
--KNEEdragger
(knee^)
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#6
 2003-11-19, 05:08
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kirby 
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Re: Quokka soccer
i cant say i ever kicked a quokka knuckledragger
i can remember throwing one out behind the surfline multiple times to see how many times it would swim in
the buggers arent bad swimmers either
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#7
 2003-11-19, 05:14
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kirby 
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Re: Quokka soccer
and even though this is no excuse..
its hard for the rangers not to club the little fuckers..
when dampier arrived in 1619 his men counted 2 colonies of between 60 and 70 quokkas each on rottnest
now there 11 thousand of the soccer ball sized marsupials
the island could easily suffer a reduction of 10500 quokkas
there as inquisitive as raccoons
have no fear
and are on the vermin list
wicked
that was one of suttleilas recipes
[This message has been edited by kirby (edited 11-19-2003).]
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#8
 2003-11-19, 05:31
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kirby 
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Re: Quokka soccer
jam
i see yourve listed the indian ocean as your home
australia is such an old eroded land that our soil has leached into the oceans over 100s of millions of years
being a limestone based continent the sand is crystal white
dazzling
it has created the best spearfishing country with south africa right up there as well
leaving the beach she drops to 45 feet for 3 miles then comes up to the five fathom bank,,
which has large limestone outcrops coming to with 3 feet of the surface
these outcrops run parralel to the coast for 800 miles
on one side of them is 40 to 45 feet of water
the ocean side of the bank has a cliff face which drops to 90 feet
the five fathom bank is about a mile wide and full of these outcrops with massive caves full of fish
or you can work the cliff face and get into the caves that way
we use aircompressors and hose gear and carry down two guns each with a surface line we hang the shot fish to, we will then take the mouthpiece and fill the fish full of air and they float to the surface
very few do this spearfishing here and the ground is virgin
the fish have no fear
an amazing sport jam
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#9
 2003-11-19, 22:17
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Re: Quokka soccer
You think I'm kidding kirb, but Jam is coming HOME to me adopted home-away-from-home!!
Australia.
As long as there are great lagers to drink and good people to meet I'm there Bro!! Shit just sounds too outta site not to "root-down" in.
Jam.
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#10
 2003-11-20, 01:16
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Re: Quokka soccer
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#11
 2003-11-20, 01:23
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kneedragger 
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Re: Quokka soccer
quote:Originally posted by Jamiroquai:
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I wasnt going to be the one who said it, thank god someone did.
--kneedragger
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#12
 2003-11-20, 01:28
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Re: Quokka soccer
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#13
 2003-11-20, 01:28
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tryptamine 
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Re: Quokka soccer
Hey those little buggers sound cute. But if they need to be managed, so be it. Regulated management by hunting would be my choice. Go hunting, pay some lisence fees, the government could make monry off this, at least enough to pay the rangers to watch over them. I'd pay to bag some of them little quokkas.
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#14
 2003-11-20, 01:36
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Re: Quokka soccer
Why Tryp I've never seen this aggresive side of you!!!
Good to see you Canadians have such a side eh?
Jam.
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#15
 2003-11-20, 02:52
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kirby 
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Re: Quokka soccer
tryp
you cant shoot the little buggers
when they see you they hop right up to you and sit holding there hands out for some bread
and your saying youd shoot them
if you did youd have to take a step back to make room to get the gun up...
if you were serious,,,
about an hour north are all the 7ft 250pounders youd ever want to shoot,,
and with the 7 footers if you walk up to them they will kick the shit out of you...
or about 2 hours south we have all the wild swine you could ever want,,,
these oinkers get to 400 pounds and they will have a go,,
ive been treed half a dozen times by the filthy big porkers
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#16
 2003-11-20, 03:17
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Re: Quokka soccer
hehe.......I've got visions of kirby doin' the bush lab with some 400 lb. porker treein' him so as to negate him from doing his shit ontime!! lol! lol! lol! lol!
ILMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jam.
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#17
 2003-11-20, 03:18
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Re: Quokka soccer
Yes Jam is droned(drunk & stoned thank you) and is gonna set kirbys' thread on fire! With this 16'th post
[This message has been edited by Jamiroquai (edited 11-20-2003).]
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#18
 2003-11-20, 03:44
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tryptamine 
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Re: Quokka soccer
Yeah I probably couldn't shoot one of the little shits if it came up to be like that. I have heard about 'roo hunting though, I though it was banned. Is this true or is there some way to get a license?
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#19
 2003-11-20, 05:54
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kirby 
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Re: Quokka soccer
is roo hunting banned???
yes..
you must apply to the department of land and conservation for tags,,you can then sellthe roos to the pet meat companies..
no tag,,then you cant sell them..
but we have squillions of acres of crown land which is open for use to her majesties subjects,,,there is no control on it,,,and there in plague proportions,,
yes it is banned,,but not controlled,,, and unofficially encouraged
[This message has been edited by kirby (edited 11-20-2003).]
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#20
 2003-11-20, 14:14
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Re: Quokka soccer
i like quokkas
except they shit everywhere
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#21
 2003-11-20, 15:24
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kirby 
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Re: Quokka soccer
i like them too
there good swimmers
hey harle
your from quokka quagmire
did you get to rotto for schoolies week
[This message has been edited by kirby (edited 11-20-2003).]
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#22
 2003-11-20, 21:24
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tryptamine 
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Re: Quokka soccer
What kind of rules are there on bringing hunting rifles to your fine country?
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#23
 2003-11-20, 21:34
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kirby 
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Re: Quokka soccer
there restrictive
permits required
only bolt actions allowed
if you were serious in coming down tryp,,
ive got whatever youd want,,
from an M60 (but im short on link)
an AR15
223 ruger with laser sights
you could use my chinese SKS
ive got my national fabrique SLR that i fought with in africa,
but since your a canadian and your use to either raping or dealing death to grizz,,all youd need for roos are some good sized rocks or a pointy stick
[This message has been edited by kirby (edited 11-21-2003).]
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#24
 2003-11-21, 01:06
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tryptamine 
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Re: Quokka soccer
How the hell did you get that kind of hardware in a place like that? probably gotta keep it quiet.
As of right now All my rifles are semis but that will change. I've got a norinco SKS as well, and a mini-14. But I guess the law says I can't take a Garand then eh?
I am serious about coming down but it will be a year or more. My parents are going down in the spring, my second cousin is getting married.
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#25
 2003-11-21, 01:49
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Wicked_Rain 
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Re: Quokka soccer
SWIM has a M-1 Garand. had a new gas cylinder and operating rod put in and shes been resleeved to fire navy 308. deadly at 500 yards with open sights.
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#26
 2003-11-21, 01:53
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kirby 
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Re: Quokka soccer
the M60, slr and sks i broke into parts and brought home in my kit from africa..
and no on the garand..
if your coming to the west,,id take it as an honour to show you around,,an evening spotlighting roos up north,,and a day down south to walk the swamp for pigs,,
and of course you cant miss the main event,,
shotgunning those damn ferocious koala bears out of the trees before they drop on your
head and tear your throat out,,followed by an afternoons terrifying hunt for the deadly quokka,,,another event not to be missed is the fertilizer bomb fishing in the swan river,,you could try and hunt the fearless man eating goats,,or the deadly estaurine platypus that drowns all who swim in its pond,,you could hunt the bonecrunching wombat as he hunts at dusk for sweet clover,,
theres all sorts of creatures just waiting down here to be slaughtered by you
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#27
 2003-11-23, 09:55
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harlequin 
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Re: Quokka soccer
nah a friend got to rotto tho .. my schoolies was in 1999 .. but i wouldnt mind hooking into some of that hot 17 year old chop!!
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#28
 2003-11-23, 09:57
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kirby 
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Re: Quokka soccer
at 43, hot 17yr old chop gets one 5 to 8 for statutory rape
see its schoolies week in rottnest harle,,
the little grass chpmpers would be geting punished
[This message has been edited by kirby (edited 11-23-2003).]
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