Buckshot Bear

24th September 1891 American Indian tries to scalp a patron It was circus time in Yarrawonga. Wirth’s Circus was in town and with it two North American Red Indians Eagle Elk and American Bear. Eagle Elk had already been in trouble with the law earlier in the week for attempting to steal chickens in Benalla. In Yarrawonga it was American Bear turn. He tried to scalp a patron with an axe at Huggins Hotel. In the altercation that followed the young Yarrawonga men went on a warpath and almost killed American Bear. According to reports American Bear presented a sorry sight the following morning in court. The magistrate said he thought that American Bear had taken sufficient chastisement, and discharged him. If the adventures Eagle Elk and American Bear in North East Victoria were typical of their time with Wirth’s Circus in Australia, one hesitates to imagine the extent of their battle injuries by the end of tour.

So much better TM, appreciate the kind thoughts mate.

I reckon spam flavoured ones could come close.

Macadamia trees are Australian and were imported into Hawaii.

The same Japanese fleet attacked Darwin here in the North of Australia. https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2022/april/bombing-darwin-remembered#:~:text=It was one of the,were not used at Darwin.

The top ring pull was the one that everyone (at least here we did) used to bend and break into two pieces and use the paddle part inserted into one of the two slots to launch it as a missile at someone

Don't believe everything you read on the internet Though the Indo crocs are VERY good at munching on humans!

Yes, that was a common thing down here as well - pull it off and stick it into the can and then drink the contents!

There's still ring pulls on heaps of different cans. Most stay with the lid (to cut down on litter).

That was be a YES to still for sale -

They have shipped a huge load of TB to New Zealand, so the NZ'ers are going to be happy!

Suburban Xmas Tree

Great news Trail Boss is finally available for sale again (in stock sitting on shelves) at many gun shops in Australia...... Naturally it's selling fast! Hopefully they have made (and are still making) enough to send over to you pards in the U. S.

And Aussie big kids!!!!!!!!!!!!

That's what we said as kids and also Fix Or Repair Daily.