Buckshot Bear

Teacher's rules Australia in 1879

Rack off = Get lost

What are 'CMP' people?

You guys spell funny

@Wallaby Jack, SASS #44062

The Toll Booths on the Sydney Harbour Bridge circa 1939

Weeties was a a popular breakfast cereal in the 1940s and 1950s. For many years the cereal boxes contained toys, collector cards or vouchers that could be saved up and redeemed for toys. Children who ate Weeties could sign up to join the Willie Weeties Club in Carnamah -a town and farming community 300 kilometres north of Perth where one would received a birthday message from the club in an envelope in 1953. Willie was a dressed grain of wheat with a crown on his head.

“BULLDOG ANTS” Up to 4 cm. in length, Australia's Bulldog Ants are the biggest ants in the world and can be found in any part of Australia. They killed a farmer in Victoria in 1988 but this is one of only three deaths by this species.

Circa 1945 British entertainer Gracie Fields, famous for songs such as "Wish Me Luck as You Wave Me Goodbye", kicked off her Australian tour with a concert for thousands of enthusiastic servicemen and women.