Boxing Stance!
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That is bizzare to see the roos both feet up and balancing on their tail.
Little arms are just to push you back for a two footed kick to the abdomen
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I have a martial art kangaroo story which I told in another thread:
For the last 3 years on a Friday, on my commute home, I see the same man carrying punch/kick mats and I've always wondered what they were for so tonight I asked him.
I'm going to a Martial Arts class
I thought so, what style?
Go Kangaroo or GKR for short
Did you say kangaroo, like the jumping animal?
Yes Kangaroo because an Australian invented it
What style is it based on?
I'm not sure, he invented it from a couple of styles
How long have you been doing it?
Five years
The conversation went on a while and I left gobsmacked that I had never heard of Go Kangaroo before because I do keep up with Martial Arts.
I go on Google and what do I see? - GO-KAN-RYU
I can't believe that a bloke who has done a Martial Arts style for 5 years thinks it's named after a kangaroo
COOL STARRY BRA
For the last 3 years on a Friday, on my commute home, I see the same man carrying punch/kick mats and I've always wondered what they were for so tonight I asked him.
I'm going to a Martial Arts class
I thought so, what style?
Go Kangaroo or GKR for short
Did you say kangaroo, like the jumping animal?
Yes Kangaroo because an Australian invented it
What style is it based on?
I'm not sure, he invented it from a couple of styles
How long have you been doing it?
Five years
The conversation went on a while and I left gobsmacked that I had never heard of Go Kangaroo before because I do keep up with Martial Arts.
I go on Google and what do I see? - GO-KAN-RYU
I can't believe that a bloke who has done a Martial Arts style for 5 years thinks it's named after a kangaroo
COOL STARRY BRA
They are jacked af....
That's Lance Armstrong's pet 'roo, he's a bit of an anomaly.
I saw a post from someone called 'Skippy' on another forum earlier....
"So I was hugging this dog in the outback earlier just trying to spread the love and this random dude came over to me acting all aggressive, I thought he was just jealous so I went over to hug him and before I could say "calm down dear" he punched me squarely in the face in what can only be described as an unprovoked attack. Does anyone know a good dentist?"
"So I was hugging this dog in the outback earlier just trying to spread the love and this random dude came over to me acting all aggressive, I thought he was just jealous so I went over to hug him and before I could say "calm down dear" he punched me squarely in the face in what can only be described as an unprovoked attack. Does anyone know a good dentist?"
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That was a pretty beefy looking mutt, bet it felt ashamed afterwards that a 6ft rat got it in a headlock with it's puny T-Rex arms.
10/10 to Aussie dude, anyone who'd run into battle to protect his dog is OK with me.
10/10 to Aussie dude, anyone who'd run into battle to protect his dog is OK with me.
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Kangaroos are one of the most ridiculous looking animals ever they are giant hopping rats that are really buff. It looks like something somebody designed on spore.
love the punch clip
Ever seen a kangaroo being born? is ****ing weird. They're non-placental mammals, so the babies are born at a really early stage of development and migrate to the mother's pouch to live for a year or so. But when they're born, they're unbelievably tiny.
Odd animals.
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Birth vid
Ever seen a kangaroo being born? is ****ing weird. They're non-placental mammals, so the babies are born at a really early stage of development and migrate to the mother's pouch to live for a year or so. But when they're born, they're unbelievably tiny.
Odd animals.
Edit:
Birth vid
love the punch clip
Ever seen a kangaroo being born? is ****ing weird. They're non-placental mammals, so the babies are born at a really early stage of development and migrate to the mother's pouch to live for a year or so. But when they're born, they're unbelievably tiny.
Odd animals.
Edit:
Birth vid
If demnons existed, they would look exactly like kangeroos i'm pretty sure.
It looked like a friendly hug and then the dog ran away from the bloke!
Sandwich all over my monitor, thank you
Sandwich all over my monitor, thank you
