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Subject: Meanwhile..
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shadow27 26.12.17 - 03:11am
In Melbourne..

Beach at St Kilda trashed by marauding hordes of British backpackers

trolleys full of alcohol wheeled down to the beach.

Also:

The discovery of a salt-water crocodile on a suburban street in Melbourne's north on Christmas night has left police and wildlife authorities scratching their heads.
Two people came across the one-metre-long reptile while walking in Heidelberg Heights about 8:30pm on Monday night.
It was ''sitting quietly'' on a footpath in the front yard of a business on Waiora Road, police said. * +

shadow27 26.12.17 - 03:14am
Imagine being randomly mauled by a crocodile in the suburbs though.. What are the odds? Would be a bit of a surprise, to say the least. * +

wickedwitch 26.12.17 - 03:26am
Id love to see one

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sisfreak2017 26.12.17 - 03:48am
its just dangerous dogs here that maul people's, usually the owners fault way they've treated them. * +

sisfreak2017 26.12.17 - 03:54am

saw on ABC that they were popular xmas gifts in NT , but you need a permit if live in urban areas .
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You getting one shads??
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[LINK]http://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2017-12-24/darwin-park-sells-baby-crocodiles-as-christmas-presents/9284882[/LINK] * +

shadow27 26.12.17 - 08:09am
Meanwhile, in Sydney..

Semi-trailers and concrete bollards are blocking streets in Sydney's CBD to ensure the protection of those looking to snag a bargain at Boxing Day sales.
The large trucks are being used to prevent vehicle access in the streets surrounding Pitt Street Mall and the Queen Victoria building.
The security measure has effectively meant George, Market and Elizabeth Streets are shut down to anything but foot traffic.

Christmas time is like living in a post apocalyptic wonderland!

semi-trailers blocking the streets lol * +

shadow27 26.12.17 - 08:13am

@ sisfreak2017 - 26.12.17 - 03:54am
saw on ABC that they were popular xmas gifts in NT , but you need a permit if live in urban areas .
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You getting one shads??
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[LINK]http://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2017-12-24/darwin-park-sells-baby-crocodiles-as-christmas-presents/9284882[/LINK]

Well, this explains everything.. * +

ladibud 26.12.17 - 08:36am
Ppl shouldn't be allowed to keep them as pets ever... Going to a reptile park maybe this week or next week... * +