I hold you all personally responsible.

[Phorester]

Don....., wonder if they got kangalopes down there? 

[asy]

Don....., wonder if they got kangalopes down there? 

Yup, we sure do...

They are very rare, and hard to photograph...

I happen to have a photo of one here:



asy :D

[Fla._Deadheader]

  Asy,  you're too much.   8) :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D

[Texas Ranger]

Asy, gal,  you got some Texan in you somewhere, somehow.

[Phorester]

AHAH! 

See, those  were females in the other picture - no antlers....

I can see why those kangalopes are rare if they keep running through walls like that one.

[EZ]

Welcome to the forum folks, nice country, nice place. Thanks for the pictures you posted.
EZ

[asy]

Asy, gal,  you got some Texan in you somewhere, somehow.

That's a compliment, isn't it???

smiley_blue_bounce smiley_blue_bounce smiley_blue_bounce smiley_blue_bounce smiley_blue_bounce

asy :D

[Furby]

Depends on what State you are from. ;)

[asy]

Depends on what State you are from. ;)

I'm usually, and especially today, in a state of confusion...   smiley_whacko

asy :D

[Furby]

It's a U.S. thing. ;)

[Paul_H]

It's not just the US.If someone tells a tall tale up here and swears it's true,we'll ask them the same question..

"you got some Texan in you somewhere, somehow?"  :P

Welcome Asy
I think it was a compliment  ;)

[KiwiCharlie]

Asy,
It just takes a bit of time to get the hang of what these guys are saying!  Dont worry, half of what we say, they cant unnerstand either!  :D
Cheers
Charlie.

[sawguy21]

asy, I am jealous of those pics. The last of the ice would melt off my lawn if it would just warm up. 
I was trying to figure out stir fry skippy but you covered it later. Here we knock it's horns off, wipe it's butt THEN throw it on the plate :D

[Texas Ranger]

Asy, to understand a lot of what goes on on this board you got to understand that the US has two types of citizens.  Southernors, and damyankees.  While generally not hostile towards each other, there is a certain rivalry that exists.  As a true southren (no, not a misspelling, but a southern way of saying southern) boy, I find damyankees (this is one word, that has been around since the War of Damyankee Agression) like hemmorids.  IF they come down and then go back up, they ain't to bad.  But if they come down and stay, they can be a problem. ;D

And as in any social situation, there are those who have traits of both, lots of good ol' boys (and girls) from Missouri, Kentucky, Ohio, and such.  They act as negotiators between the die hard others, and try to act as translators and peace makers.

All in all, it is in good fun, we all share a love of the land, forests, and that wild side of nature.  We have a whole lot more in common than that which seperates us.  I have no doubt that should one a them damyankees on this board should ever hit my part of Texas, there there would be beer, lies, and a good time had by all.  Shoot, some a my family married damyankees! ;D

[tnlogger]

 Texas Ranger now i resemble that  :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D
displaced yankee taught rebel  ;D[/color]

[hawby]

T Ranger... how comes you insulted the folks from Missouri and Kentucky like that?

[farmerdoug]

Hawby,

Update your profile and then they will not leave anyone out.  Remember this is coming from a member from a state that does not have real, tall trees so they make tall tales to make up for it. :D :D :D ;D

[Buzz-sawyer]

All of my southern friends always told me ,"well, they's them Yankees, then again there is them Damyankees...theys the bad ones." ;) :D

[tnlogger]

 :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D

[Texas Ranger]

Hawby, I am what ya call a true American, lived in bout near every state east of the Rockies and west of the right coast, a living travel poster.  The two places I called home was Missouri and Texas, folks in those two states are pretty much alike, and I love em both.  Lived in Ohio for awhile, dont remember much, Illinoise, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah (born there), Kentucky, Arkansas,  , my daddy was a traveling man.  My heart is in the south, along with my butt, and it is home.  Actually I moved as far south as I could find a job, I hate cold weather.

[asy]

My friend lives in Texas and tells me it's a beautiful place..

She married an Amerikun.

If you are in Dallas, drop in to Wolf Camera store, and say HI! To Lisa the Aussie. Tell her you are a friend of asy's. She knows more about cameras than just about anyone I know!!!

Also, my cousin lives in Birmingham, Alabama.   (Does that get me extra points!?)

I just want to come to USA to take photos...

I want to mainly see the Forests (redwood and such) and the Canyon...  Not much interest in big cities...

Now that I have proof there's Tractors and Piggie Roasts over there, Andrew might just take me!!!

Someone please tell him you have fried onions too, and methinks the deal's sealed!!!

asy :D

[DanG]

Yup, we got fried onions, too.  Anywhere ya got onions, grease and fire, ya gots fried onions. ;D  I got a Daughter and some Grandkids in Birmingham.  I'll let ya know when I'm going up there, and ya can give yer Cuz a heads-up!  That'd be kinda fun. ;)

[Bro. Noble]

Now that we are better acquainted,  Asy,

There's something I'd really like to ask you,  if you don't mind :-[  I was hoping some of these gutless wonders would ask you first,  but I can wait no longer as the curiosity is overcoming me :-\

Just how do you pronounce your name?

You might want to look up the thread "how did you get your user name"  and fill us in on that too ;D

[Roxie]

Bro. Noble, I have never met a braver man.   

[hawby]

Sorry all, I got to thinking after I posted that, that not everyone would get the humor. See, after sending sever 10's of thousands of $$$$ to the University of Michigan, I was hurt that T-Ranger lumped my friends from MO and KY in with those punks in Columbus, OH that call themselves Bucketheads, or Butteyes, or something like that.  ;D I am sure that the humor is lost on those that don't know about the longest running footbal rivalry here in the US. I just can't resist an opportunity to poke 'em when its laying right there on the ground.