Camp stool and rectal exam...all in one!

can anyone tells me was it real?😂

Good old stuff,,😅

Lol

😂😂😂😂😂 the deft taps with the foot on the kayak, the camera showing the rock after he went over to let you imagine what happened, gold.

It is a sacred Aussie dance. It must be respected and we should be paid to perform it.

Aah Russell, you take me back. In 1961 I was that kid. It was a lit ciggie, and the dope clipped my nose too. Small circus (menagerie of donkeys and ponies) set up on paddocks just around the corner from our place out in the sticks. Paddocks and house are gone now, but Parramatta NSW is still less than 3km to the East.✌all...

He was funny,I like the episode when went to central Australia meeting the two aboriginal men speaking their native language & he had no idea what they were saying.smiling away at them, agreeing while they're thinking he's a very odd character.

You know he's always going to stuff up, but it's still funny when he does.

Their's the other stuff too, like the hole in wood changes sizes, the stool is too high and honestly he's ruining his knife. Plus I absolutely love my camp chair its worth $200 and its amazing.

lmfao lol 😂 thanks mate!

🤣

Is he alright?

That kid is me

Not like the good old days 20 of the best kzbin.info/www/bejne/mIPRpKeJYsp-qa8

Haha even if he’d made it, that water was literally an inch deep 😂

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Still love the smaller coils for sensitivity.

Is that Kel Knight lil

Poor bloody kid! 🙂

Hahaha I knew it !

0:54 lolololololol

this is just painful to watch

lol

My ass woulda ploped on it

Finally i find this shit

He got his shit pushed in

That specific dance evolved from the early settler days when the Scottish and Irish used to unwind after a hard days work prospecting the land in and around coastal New South Wales. The blokes used to drink ales and amuse one another with their moves, it was the birth of the Shindig and was filled with humor and comradely. Mateships were formed and strong bonds between the workers cemented in the early 20th century Australian rural life. As time passed Sheilas also joined in on the fun and what we see today is a historical timestamp of the early Australian cultural period that represents the hard lives of the early settlers. It really was a big part of the birth of Australian humour and social constructs in particular the laid back attitude of the Aussie personality has its foundations here and the dance Russel is doing is highly representative of larrikinism or the larrikin; a free-spirited and somewhat mischievous person, uncultivated, rowdy but good hearted person. They were tough times but the all conquering Aussie spirit always knew how to unwind and relax. And today we know that Aussies love a good Shindig and know how to party.

Was waiting for the "hello darkness my old friend" edit as he was about to sit down

He’s clearly enjoying it.

ive tried and ive tried and i can no longer go on.

could be dangerous.

The legs though in that dance is just a jig of its own 🤣😂❤️❤️

I recommend Woodglut to every beginner and not only.

I knew from the title caption and coight this was gonna end interestingly to say the least 😂

So predictable, but still hilarious

It's been 12 years And I'm still enjoying this

Good invention for pesky piles.patent pending. Chalk it up Aussie innovation and knowhow.

Lol

Sounds like Luke during the I am your father scene

He sure did enjoy it.

Yep. Thankyou. 👍

love aussie documentaries

Finally found the ending

why tf did the camera man not tell him 💀

looks like 22 morons didn`t enjoy this

This dude is a legitimate legend

i reckon a ramp would help for sure