Oct 21, 2009: Dingo Fence
If you don't want a Dingo to eat your baby... or lamb, put up a fence. Thousands of miles, of fence.
Guess it would work for Dingos, but doubt it would keep illegal aliens out. Quote:
Note the bullet holes. ;) Quote:
Seems to me they had a rabbit fence, too? :confused: link |
They missed a bit of the dingo population here in Dog's Own Country, Victoria. This place is 2 hours North of Melbourne (pronounced Melbin if you don't want to sound like a tourist if you are ever lucky enough to get here).
http://www.jirrahlinga.com.au/Dingoes.html |
The idiots!! That fence should have been a straight line. It would've been only 10km then.
Now we need some Taliban fence. |
It's a hot country Spuck. It's probably the best they can do on a slab a day.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slab |
That would have been due to Crooked Mick and Ugly Dave, who were digging the post-holes for the fence. Crooked Mick could dig so many holes in one day it would take him two days to walk back to get the posts.
Eventually they split up, and Ugly Dave made his fortune in the Western Australian goldfields, cutting up the old mine shafts and selling them as post holes for the rabbit fence. |
Now how will the dingos get to all those babies?!!!!
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I thought Coober Pedy was farther left.
And someone seems pretty concerned about dog fu . . . er, hybridization |
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Hybrid dogs...does that mean they are more eco-friendly than dingos? Do the dingos put out a lot of pollution?
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China has the Great Wall of China, we have the Great Dingo Fence of Oz. Keeps more then just dingo's out :D;)
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