Brit Reacts To MEMES ABOUT AUSTRALIANS!

Brit Reacts To MEMES ABOUT AUSTRALIANS!
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[@Danger_Mouse3619]

Yeah Boxwars is a thing and it's awesome. Every year they have a theme and two sides make their creations and then they go to war against each other to destroy everything. 😄

[@georgeheilman4243]

Box Wars is not only a thing, but I know the guys who came up with it and have participated in a few. They've even branched out to the UK and Canada. Certainly a lot of fun.

[@Berts-pets]

They should spread to the US. This looks like a whole lot of fun.

[@infin8ee]

Looks like a good time

[@sammychicken4290]

The bird under the umbrella is a Cassowary. They are a flightless bird, but they can be extremely dangerous as they use the horn type lump on their heads to attack. I think I would let the Cassowary sit under my umbrella. I think we just get cyclone's. Kind regards from Renmark, South Australia, where it is currently a nice 44 degrees celcius 🇦🇺.

[@shoresaresandy]

Yeah nah, a tornado ripped through the Gold Coast Christmas Day this year! Kind regards from the Goldy.

[@kathleenmayhorne3183]

3rd cyclone forming in the coral sea for this year, just now. One went north, the second went south, kinda unpredictable.

[@rjswas]

@@shoresaresandy Tornadoes are totally different to cyclones and hurricanes, they can happen almost anywhere, we get cyclones in the southern hemisphere and the northern hemisphere gets hurricanes.

[@shoresaresandy]

@@rjswas yeah I know that, but both the northern and southern hemisphere’s get tornadoes. The Goldy had a tornado on Christmas Day, which was verified by BOM.

[@Richard-darixdax]

As an Australian. I love your channel mate.😊

[@kaitlinmason465]

Cassowary not Emu, definitely more dangerous

[@kathleenmayhorne3183]

See bone on head, and seriously sharp claws, can swallow apples whole, gets angry when hassled. Dangerous Dinosaur.

[@BigGen222]

They can eviscerate you with one foot.

[@infin8ee]

Absolutely scary . Don't mess with them let them eat the grapes!

[@bradleyedwards9244]

We dont hate E-moos, l mean a cow crossed with a goofy flightless bird is hilarious

[@RobNMelbourne]

The bird @2:35 is NOT an Emu but a Cassowary. Imagine an Emu crossed with a Velociraptor from Jurassic Park. They can disembowel a man with one kick. They live in FNQ (far north Queensland) rainforests but as the rainforest runs down to the beach, you will see them there in the tropics. I once lived in FNQ and would see cassowaries at Mission Beach, between Townsville and Cairns. Don't go near them in the breeding season, they can get aggressive, territorial and very protective.

[@BigGen222]

I saw a few in Mission Beach as well.

[@shezza66]

According to the National Museum of Australia the Guugu Yimidhirr people sharing the word 'gangurru' with James Cook and the crew of the Endeavour in 1770. Joseph banks took a skull and pelt back to England.

[@Dasyurid]

Cassowary under the beach umbrella, and I don’t know if those two snakes are fighting or fffffuuu…. well, rooting.

[@RobNMelbourne]

There are 4 different species of kangaroo. The large muscular ones are Red Kangaroos that inhabit central arid areas. The most common is the Eastern Grey which is the one you will see in the more populated east coast of Aus. I eat kangaroo, I get it at the local Coles supermarket. I buy kangaroo steaks and it tastes like beef but is healthier as it is very low in cholesterol. Great in stir-fries.

[@emgee691]

As an Australian.....priceless , truly priceless. Now....about all that priceless outstanding unpaid back pay from NASA for my priceless acting role here, playing a live Australian....Must have strong words with their CFO....

[@shaneb4612]

You must be a newer actor? I've been chasing my backpay for years. I've sent letters, emails, faxes, tried calling "The number you are calling does not exist". I've even started a Actor's Union, but none of the other actors want to join.

[@RobNMelbourne]

The origin of the word 'Kangaroo' - it is myth, but with some basis, that it means "I don't know what you mean". On Cooks visit in 1770, he asked the people of Cooktown in far north Queensland what was the name of the animal, they said "Gangaru" in the local language which was corrupted to Kangaroo in English. But then when the 1st Fleet arrived in 1788 in Sydney, the local indigenous people spoke a completely different language (one of the other 400 odd languages) and said "I don't know what you mean". The Sydney locals thought the word spoken by the English was an English word that meant edible animal. So the local Sydney indigenous people thought cows and sheep were 'kangaroos' as well because they were eaten. That is how the confusion started. There are about 400 different indigenous languages and over 700 dialects - a word for an animal in FNQ would not be understood in the Sydney region.

[@DarkMatter1992]

We do get tornados, one ripped through the Gold Coast hinterland on Christmas night a few weeks ago.

[@Danger_Mouse3619]

Northern Australia gets cyclones. Up near Cain's has had two this past several weeks and might soon get another one.

[@kathleenmayhorne3183]

You mean cairns, said cans. And yes, it's forming right now.

[@DavidPola1961]

A Woman was attacked by a Bull Shark in Sydney Harbour last week .

[@vtbn53]

...and was saved by a veterinarian from my village in the Southern Highlands. True story.

[@nolajoy7759]

A young woman was fatally attacked by a bull shark in the Swan River, Fremantle last year. 😢

[@trevorkrause7220]

The story about how kangaroos were named came from Captain Cook when the Endeavour struck a coral reef in what is now the Great Barrier Reef in North Queensland. They beached the Endeavor at the mouth of the now Endeavor River and it took many weeks to repair. Apparently the natives were relatively friendly and Cook and his crew did have some meaningful coversations. Kangaroos are generally not seen from a ship out from shore so this might have been the first time that Cook and his party actually saw kangaroos in Australia. The story has been that the language of the tribe in that area did not actually use kangaroo as the name of that animal which Cook had recorded it as in his journals. There has been quite a few language experts or claimed language experts that have investigated this and apparently the resonse of "I don't understandx or similar is not "kangaroo" either. Whatever the conversation was it is most likely that there was some misinterpretation either of the question or of the writing down of how the answer sounded but the actual truth may never be fully known and kangaroos are now and will always be known as kangaroos by most European language speakers. The many different Aboriginal languages of course have their own many and varied terms for such animals.

[@jencooper3371]

RIP Roger.

[@jenniferharrison8915]

It's Animalia Australian style, extra creepy! As a country child I was aware we had cows and snakes and plovers, but I never considered how the cows actually survived! 😄 When can we import the Mediterranean, 'great idea! 🤔 Those big birds can go wherever they like! 👍 Nature at it's finest, Naturally tough! 🧐🇦🇺

[@infin8ee]

Imagine how much better it would be with the ocean going through the middle of the country ? Maybe cool it down a bit😅

[@jenniferharrison8915]

@@infin8ee Definitely, and we could grow more food and keep the North inhabited for longer!! 🥵🌊😊

[@infin8ee]

@@jenniferharrison8915 yep I reckon that you could dig a trench from up near the WA/NT border down to SA/VIC. It would mean a lot more useful land😎

[@jenniferharrison8915]

@@infin8ee 👍😁🏆

[@larissahorne9991]

I'm sure George the croc has to be a freshy (freshwater crocodile 🐊) because their too small to be a threat to humans. But my question is, "What on earth were they thinking giving a croc to a baby?"

[@kathleenmayhorne3183]

Freshys, don't have stripes, just pale grey, that's a baby saltie. Surely they'd put it in a zoo. Can't see Kate letting him get his finger chomped off.

[@cozzafrenzy]

i had a really big kangaroo hanging around..he was very old missing an ear..

[@King-er7ef]

If spiders were that big ,we would have no pets or humans

[@trevorkrause7220]

Haven't you got decent glasses to wear. That is not an Emu that is a Cassowary, a true descendant of the dinosaur. The hump on its head means that it can basically charge down anything standing in its way. And once you are on the ground it has such vicious claws on its feet that it would probably put a Velociraptor to shame if there was a comparison.

[@Berts-pets]

It's shocking to see a herbivore eating an animal for the first time. I remember when I first saw it. It was a deer eating a baby bird.

[@siryogiwan]

the snakes aren't fighting, they are making babies lol

[@siryogiwan]

not sure exactly how the story goes, but it is along the lines of what you said, a few things got named in correctly from misunderstandings

[@siryogiwan]

foam is a natural thing, it's caused by impurities in water (so can be from pollution in some cases), it's called saponification, it's to do with water tension, if you see a tree foaming after rain, that's same thing, in ocean, it happens when fresh and salt waters combine and the bacteria that live in either, die from the lack/increase of salt (why water goes brown where freshwater rivers meet sea)

[@cozzafrenzy]

maybe up the top of Australia

[@cozzafrenzy]

no..our worst is blue ring and man o war

[@alwynemcintyre2184]

Wasn't an emu, it was a cassowary

[@cozzafrenzy]

most of spiders run..

[@cozzafrenzy]

brits are awesome

[@cozzafrenzy]

a lot of this isn't real if your coming over

[@cozzafrenzy]

we dont live in fear of our kangaroos

[@mikeythehat6693]

The story about how the Kangaroo was named is not true.

[@6226superhurricane]

you'll find that every vegan will go some meat if they think nobody is watching.

[@xaussienanny658]

Its a joke,

[@jacenjustice]

Australia is the world's Florida.

[@Tully_23_32]

That's extremely offensive, being compared to anything American. They are Seppo's & we aren't anywhere near being septic tanks. Why can't Straya be Strayan? We are unique & totally different but not nothing like Florida at all.

[@cozzafrenzy]

this one is a bit farout

[@miniveedub]

Tornadoes are rare here but we get the odd one. We don’t get huge and destructive like the ones you see in America ripping towns apart. I have seen waterspouts off the coast of Wollongong during bad storms and in the dry out back you sometimes see willy willies or dust devils which are like a tiny tornado that picks up dust and leaves in its path and doesn’t last very long. Big bushfires spread over a large area can cause their own weather because of the heat and smoke and create lightning and fire tornadoes. Video footage of fire tornadoes is frightening. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGe8pZhmaKdmgtEsi=QYBES28g6Ub2833B

[@RickyisSwan]

His attempted comical slandering of Australia’s wild creatures is brought undone by the fact that “HORSES” have killed more people,(mainly accidentally on country properties) than five of the next top 10 listed killers combined. Plus there has not been a death from spiders in 45 years, last one was 1979. 🦘

[@RickyisSwan]

EMU = EEM YOU, YOU, YOU, YOU, Like U-turn which is not an “oooturn.” What gets me about these c.ra.zy people is how many times do they find a word with U in it, that sounds like, “ooo?” Best of my limited knowledge of our language I don’t believe there are any such words. 🇦🇺🦘(no doubt someone will find one but if so they are rare)