Giant mutant spiders are native to that part of the Outback… there’s nothing to see here…
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Giant mutant spiders are native to that part of the Outback… there’s nothing to see here…
#Colbert #Comedy #ColdOpens
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Some emu has probably eaten it and could be Miles away from the road
ReplyA giant mutant ant, for a giant mutant mining company..
ReplyWhile you’re out there fellas, I dropped a contact lens along that stretch of road back in ’03. I’ve still got the prescription number if that’s any help.
Replyand yet when anything half as dumb as this happens in a movie, everyone calls it ‘unrealistic’
ReplyThem!
ReplyMuricans are so bad at an Aussie accent
ReplyWhoops
ReplyFake. He said miles
Reply“Box Jellyfish, crocodiles, various poisonous snakes, blue ring octopuses, redback spiders, funnel-web spiders, Great White sharks. Just a few of the things that put me off going to Australia”. – Karl Pilkington. Now add radio-active metal road peanuts.
ReplyGive it a sugar cube… it will eventually go away.
Bill Dundee, as in Bill Dundee the pro wrestler?
ReplyIt’s going to be used in a dirty bomb. If you grind it down into fine shavings of metal it can be dispersed with an explosion to poison many people with radioactive particles. Such an item doesn’t simply get lost. It’s not a sock in a dryer.
ReplyYour Aussie accents are aweful! Sounds more like a couple of Bogans from New Zealand!
ReplyGo to lunch Kevin!
ReplyA needle in the haystack, a capsule in the outback.
Reply1:12 Looks like Kevin is going and getting his lunch actually
Reply“Authorities suspect vibrations from the truck caused the screws and the bolt to come loose, and the capsule fell out of the package and then out of a gap in the truck.” from Reuters.
ReplySuch an important thing, one would expect it to be placed on a container akin to a Pelican case or something.
Fly a drone low level with a giger counter along the route. May take awhile though.
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