Friday, December 31, 2010

CONFRONTATION

Confrontation is the key to keeping things in order!(Remember) You can't fix what you wont confrontless than a minute ago via Mobile Web


On the face of it, I agree with this idea. It certainly would do a world of good if Koalas were willing to confront the fact that they are never going to make an honest living until they put down the eucalyptus and do some real work for a change.

The problem is that there are some situations in which confrontation is ill-advised. For example, I grew tired of the mountains of discarded Westerfields and shoals of broken Mayfair bottles that had become an eyesore and a public health hazard in my neighbourhood, and confronted the Kangaroos responsible.

The results were less than productive. I'm still too traumatised to go into specifics, but @Brappy found this video that shows you just how readily those brutes will resort to violence:



So, I'd agree completely with @RevRunWisdom if he amends his statement to read:
"Confrontation is the key to keeping things in order! Unless you're dealing with Kangaroos, Wombats, Bandicoots, or other thugs who disdain common courtesy and refuse to listen to anyone they can intimidate."

However, I recognize that Twitter makes it impossible to squeeze that many characters into a post.

Wednesday, December 29, 2010

SETTING THE RECORD STRAIGHT

I worry that it is the Wallabies who will "enforce" the law. Macropods are well known for accepting kick-backs!less than a minute ago via web



I am OUTRAGED at your suggestion that I'd accept bribes like a common Dingo. It's all "charitable donations."less than a minute ago via HootSuite



Wallabies have never sunk to dingo tactics of mugging you use skill, slight of hand, hypnotics and charity tinsless than a minute ago via Echofon



My question has always been "Which agency approved "The Wallaby Early Retirement Fund" as a charity?less than a minute ago via web



Well, the retirement fund is actually an old money laundering scam. The wallibies take a % of the 'donations'!less than a minute ago via Echofon



That has happened since time immemorial. What has changed is that they now take over 90%!less than a minute ago via web



Hmm there is the wallaby red-cross and several other agencies that do only charitable duties. They reformedless than a minute ago via Echofon



The Wallaby Red Cross is one of those charity fronts!less than a minute ago via web



To set the record straight, the Wallaby Red Cross and the Wallaby Retirement Fund are both fine charitable institutions that deserve as much as you can spare. In fact, I've half a mind to put up contribution buttons for them on this blog!

In the meantime, you may have noticed the unfair treatment I have received in the press lately, all because some disgruntled Koala has stolen some photos of a rather personal nature and has been using them in a vindictive smear campaign as some sort of misguided attempt at payback for offences that were ENTIRELY IMAGINED.

I can assure you that I am the victim in this circumstance, regardless of any rumours you may hear to the contrary involving underage pregnancies and the assault of a Koala while under the influence of intoxicating substances. Even if these rubbish allegations were true, you must realise that the Koala was asking for it.

Friday, December 24, 2010

SCIENCE

Well fancy that RT @wattsupwiththat: Polar bears no longer on 'thin ice': researchers say they cld face bright future http://wp.me/p7y4l-7M9less than a minute ago via TweetDeck



Well, that's all the evidence I need. Any complaints you hear about global warming from this point on are just the discontented rumblings of Polar Bears who are just trying to play on public sympathies for cash payouts.

If you ask me, our science research dollars should be spent on important things, like finding a pouch enhancer that really works! Not like those ones that just take your money and leave you sad and disappointed!

Thursday, December 23, 2010

APPELLATION

Wallaby just told me to change it to WaLLaBy_Smoove but i aint tryna do all dat.dat nigga bugginless than a minute ago via web



That's...

That's actually quite catchy. You'd need to fix the spelling, but "Walla B. Smooth" is a pretty fantastic name (especially when you compare it to some of the nonsense clicks and whistles that most Dolphins are going by these days).

Sunday, December 19, 2010

PRETENSIONS

Ooooo,"islets of Langerhorn." Hand the pancreas its monocle! Thanks, Mr. Fancygland, for blessing the endocrine system with your presence!less than a minute ago via Twitter for iPhone


You know, this reminds me of my Platypus coworker.

Have you ever tried to have a conversation with one of those hoity-toity bastards? It always comes back to them bringing up just how special they are, like they're actively trying to find an excuse to show off.

They'll say "Can't find your pen? Why don't you locate it using your electroreceptors? Oh, sorry, you don't have electroreceptors. How rude of me to mention them," saying it with that smug little twitch of the bill that makes you want to smack them so hard that their eggs come out crooked.

And that "venom" of theirs that they always brag about. Tell me it's not dish detergent spiked with Bundaberg!

Am I the only one who has to put up with this?!

Friday, December 17, 2010

ELUSIVE?!

Camera Trap - elusive echidna's seen in Western Australia Wheatbelt... http://fb.me/QygBQhwNless than a minute ago via Facebook


This "elusive" business is a load of poo.

Every exhibitionist I've ever known has been an Echidna. There's no stopping them when a camera's about!

Elusive, my pouch. Just look at how that one's mugging for the camera. Treating this as noteworthy is absolute rubbish.

Wednesday, December 15, 2010

MODESTY

The left wing bias in the #wonkleys is blatant. @andrewbolt won an award? I'll tweet my suggested winners in the next few minutes.less than a minute ago via web



#wonkleys Best Political Cartoonist - anyone but Tanberg, Leunig or that Leftist from @crikeyless than a minute ago via web



#wonkleys Best #QandA Panelist - meless than a minute ago via web



#wonkleys Best Australian Journalist on Twitter - meless than a minute ago via web



#wonkleys Best Political Journalist - me.less than a minute ago via web







#wonkleys Best hair, and special commendation for extraordinary insight and commentary on some of the most vital social issues faced by the Commonwealth of Australia today, and someone of whom I cannot speak highly enough, the esteemed @RacistWallabyless than a minute ago via web



Fine, I may have altered the text of that last one a bit, but we all know it's what he really wanted to write.

Tuesday, December 14, 2010

WALLACE







@firstdogonmoon I meant racist wallaby .... silly auto correctless than a minute ago via Seesmic for Android







@wolfcat I think I liked Wallace better. Was going to get Grommit onto youless than a minute ago via TweetDeck




It's a funny thing, really. I was just talking with an Alligator friend of mine from the States the other day (ANOTHER non-macropod friend!), and we were discussing how Wallace was indeed a racist.



Of course, I can see how some of the less socially-conscious users of Twitter would overlook the more notable opponents of equality from the last century in favour of an animated clay figure. One really mustn't blame them for their ignorance.

Can we say the same of Nick Park, though? To my knowledge, he has never explicitly gone on record denying that he named his most famous character after one of the most vocal champions of segregation in the United States.

But we should get back to that later. This whole exchange started when @FirstDogonMoon asked a simple question:

Do wombats have an internal penis?less than a minute ago via TweetDeck



The answer he was looking for is, "Yes. Yes indeed." That's because Wombats are complete cocks, through and through.


Saturday, December 11, 2010

CIVIC DUTY


I take my civic duties very seriously, which is why I carefully examine items like First Dog on the Moon's 2011: A Space Bandicoot calendar, scanning them for sentiments that are anti-Wallaby or otherwise harmful to society.

I acquired the First Dog calendar yesterday, and promptly began my review process. Sadly, I found objectionable materials almost immediately. I am greatly distressed that in this day and age, individuals are still given licence to publish and distribute this kind of content to the world at large.

Although providing an exhaustive list of the specific issues would be time-consuming and unhelpful, I will say that March's "dog bumming turtle" illustration is pure filth.

April's Stations of the Cross, as presented by the Potoroos of the Tamar Valley, is exactly the kind of Hostel-esque torture porn that the Pope warned us about.

And the bonus centrefold? Well, it required a special review session that had me retiring with it to the toilets to be certain that I could give it the kind of exacting scrutiny it deserved in suitable surroundings of contemplative silence.

Having carefully examined the calendar, I recommend that you buy two of them--one to burn immediately, one to burn after reading and condemning it, and quite possibly a third if your examination process is as rigorous as mine and some of the pages end up stuck together before you're finished.

Now if you'll excuse me, I have a meeting I must get to.

(For the record, my meeting is nowhere near the U.S. Embassy, and has nothing to do with the search for an informant to replace Mark Arbib. Any rumours to the contrary are COMPLETE RUBBISH.)

NOT LIKE THIS

@RacistWallaby At least the good doctors believe you have the X factor.less than a minute ago via TweetDeck



You know what I'm sick of? Those rubbish monotremes and their constant "oooh, we lay eggs, we're special, SQUANDER GOVERNMENT FUNDS STUDYING US" nonsense.

I used to think it was the worst thing imaginable, seeing them hijack the scientific process and waste valuable time researching what amounts to little more than party trivia. There's so much more to be learned about Wallabies!

I used to pray that just one scientist, just one research study would turn the tide and start to give Wallabies the attention they deserve. I thought that would fix things.

I was very, very wrong.

Friday, December 10, 2010

AFFIRMATIVE ACTION

Somehow at the #walkleys, I became President of the Australian Cartoonists Association. I suspect it may be temporary, even with the badge.less than a minute ago via TweetDeck



I want to know just how many deserving Wallabies ended up getting passed over in favor of this blatant abuse of affirmative action!

Wednesday, December 8, 2010

CALLING THE SHOTS

See also: Cults. Those researchers look a lot like Patty Hearst to me. #Stockholm @mcckate http://ow.ly/3kQoIless than a minute ago via HootSuite


I'm not going to say that Pandas are running the Wolong conservation centre as some kind of mind control cult, because that would be irresponsible rumour mongering.

What I am saying is that one of my mates knows a fella who took a job there, and he hasn't been allowed to leave.

They lured him there with the promises of a high salary and the chance to do important conservation work, and now they're controlling what he eats, when he can sleep, and what he wears.

Compare these two photos:















Again, I'm not saying anything outright, I just think the similarities between those suit-wearing researchers and a gun-toting Patty Hearst are noteworthy.

"Oh," I hear you saying, "but Pandas are cute, and cuddly, and couldn't possibly be involved in anything sinister!"

To that I say, "You don't know Pandas very well, do you?"

Tuesday, December 7, 2010

DOUBLE INSULT

#Twitter suggesting that I follow @ThingBogansLike is insulting to my fans. My readers include celebrities, sportmen and business leadersless than a minute ago via web



It's a just cause for outrage, but what upsets me is that my followers on Twitter aren't directed to follow Andrew Bolt!

Sunday, December 5, 2010

OUTSIDE THE BOX

smh: tabbott wants to "lure people off welfare..." get a job and we'll chuck in a set of steak knives #demtel #BOGOFless than a minute ago via Twitter for iPhone



This idea has potential.

Not the steak knives bit, that's rubbish, but I'm intrigued by the thought that we might be able to lure Emus out of their posh taxpayer-provided estates and into a position where they'd actually contribute something useful to society.

I really like this idea. You'd just need a new track suit, and maybe some shiny jewellery to lay out under a box that slams down on them when they rush in to try it on.

From there, you could put them in work camps and make them do something useful for a change. Better yet, just pop a shipping label on the box ahead of time, and they'll become New Zealand's problem.

Saturday, December 4, 2010

WHAT'S IN A NAME?

It's time to clear up some confusion.

I'm not a racist (as you should know by now), my given name is Racist. My mother says it's a family name, but doesn't go into much more detail than that.

Naturally this has led to a lot of difficult misunderstandings, especially when people refuse to acknowledge the fact that I have lots of non-macropod friends.

Do be more considerate, won't you?

If you see me out and about, saying "Hey, it's Racist Wallaby!" is a fine form of address.

Saying, "Hey, it's a racist Wallaby!" instead?

Well, that's just hurtful.

Thursday, December 2, 2010

NOW ACCEPTING CASH OR CHEQUE

It's never too late to cash in on the dot com craze, I say!

After having a look around the website for incubator incubator, I've decided to launch my own technology startup.

It's going to be called MIRacist? (pronounced M-I-Racist), and here's what I put on the application form:

MIRacist? harnesses the inherent synergy in peer-to-peer networking and crowdsourcing to leverage user-generated content for a new internet 2.0 paradigm.

Users can visit MIRacist to upload their contact lists from popular applications and social networking sites like LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter. In addition to storing these contact lists in order to generate our own mailing lists for announcing exciting site upgrades and special offers, the site will tell them whether they are racist based on the people they associate with.

You know, like a hotornot.com for racists.

(Regardless of whether or not I hear back from them, I'm now seeking venture capital and looking for a few Crocodile boffins who can make the whole thing work. Get in on the ground floor!)

REGRETTABLE MISTAKE

@RacistWallaby My mother lived with a bandicoot while I was a child. No one cares! #ozcot #tcotless than a minute ago via web


Your "anything goes" attitude is undermining the MORAL FABRIC OF SOCIETY!less than a minute ago via HootSuite


Even you don't care - pick on the victim! sobless than a minute ago via web



It takes a big Wallaby to admit when he's wrong, but if I didn't own up to my mistake I'd be no better than those stinking Kangaroos. (Don't get me started on them, with their haughty expressions and the smug way they lift their tails when they hop!) No, this is about a young man who was grievously wronged by the system, and my callous indifference toward his suffering.

I thought Archie's original post was written in the spirit of so many drugged-out Koalas, telling me to "cool down" and "relax" because in this "enlightened" day and age, "no one cares." In the face of that kind of overly permissive rubbish, demanding that I turn a blind eye to society's decay, my understandable response was to call him out on his faulty logic its Echidna-minded moral relativism.

However, Archie's clarification has revealed that it was actually a plea for help, and a lamentation of the fact that his suffering has gone unacknowledged for so long. The last thing he needed was someone kicking him while he was down.

In light of this information, I would like to apologize to Archie, and I hope that we can put this misunderstanding behind us in order to raise awareness of the shameful parenting practises of modern Bandicoots.

Wednesday, December 1, 2010

THREAT

Lordy. 260 all out. Knew we shouldn't write Australia off. A wounded wallaby us a dangerous thing. Ho hum. Business as usual. #theashesless than a minute ago via Twitter for iPad



For Mr. Fry's sake, I can only hope that this word choice is some type of sick coincidence, and not a deliberate reference to the events of last June. (Incidentally, I've healed up quite nicely since then, thanks for asking.) What transpired on the 11th and its ensuing aftermath made for a fortnight that was anything but "business as usual."

Personally, I think it has to be a coincidence. He wasn't there, and none of the other parties involved are still available for comment. I was quite thorough in cleaning up afterwards, and very conscientious about making sure that all of the video evidence was destroyed.

However, Mr. Fry, if you are attempting some sort of public intimidation or extortion scheme, I would recommend that you make quite sure that you can handle the consequences. A wounded ego can be just as motivating as a double compound fracture, and that Dingo ended up spread across four different time zones.