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You never know what a flyer has in her pouch. Sometimes it's worth just rooting around there until you find something interesting. :)
Fala is the roo girl of mischief and similar vest fashion sense by
Rizzy_Rau
Fala is the roo girl of mischief and similar vest fashion sense by
Rizzy_Rau
Category Artwork (Traditional) / All
Species Kangaroo
Size 635 x 900px
File Size 112.6 kB
I love that show! I'll never look at phone booths the same way again!
Fortunately for me, I've never actually seen a real phone booth. If I did I might try to travel through time and space in it.
...or take off all my clothes expecting there to be a super hero costume underneath. Which would be unfortunate for everyone else considering those things are mostly glass.
Which leads one to wonder how Superman was able to use them to change from Clark Kent to Superman. Wouldn't it be really conspicuous? "Hey! That mild mannered reporter guy just took off his shirt in that phone booth and he is wearing a Superman suit underneath! Whoa! Wait a minute! I think he is Superman!"
But I digress from the topic of 'roo pouches. A pouch of infinite space would be very useful. Holds the joeys, snacks, drinks, a PSP, a DVD player, a TV, a laptop, and of course, a mini fridge. Better than a minivan!
Fortunately for me, I've never actually seen a real phone booth. If I did I might try to travel through time and space in it.
...or take off all my clothes expecting there to be a super hero costume underneath. Which would be unfortunate for everyone else considering those things are mostly glass.
Which leads one to wonder how Superman was able to use them to change from Clark Kent to Superman. Wouldn't it be really conspicuous? "Hey! That mild mannered reporter guy just took off his shirt in that phone booth and he is wearing a Superman suit underneath! Whoa! Wait a minute! I think he is Superman!"
But I digress from the topic of 'roo pouches. A pouch of infinite space would be very useful. Holds the joeys, snacks, drinks, a PSP, a DVD player, a TV, a laptop, and of course, a mini fridge. Better than a minivan!
Man, you must never have seen the original Superman movies!
In those, he goes into the booth, and then there's a whirlwind inside the booth, and he instantly emerges as Superman. So he just makes sure there's nobody nearby that would recognize him, or is watching him enter, and he's all set.
In those, he goes into the booth, and then there's a whirlwind inside the booth, and he instantly emerges as Superman. So he just makes sure there's nobody nearby that would recognize him, or is watching him enter, and he's all set.
Nope, I'm really not much of a Superman fan. I don't recall seeing any of the Superman movies, actually.
A whirlwind would be very convenient, though. But, if he's the one spinning so fast, I suspect that he must occasionally whack his elbow against the phone at really high speed, causing the phone to rip from the wall and be hurled through the glass and onto the street (and, if we're lucky, into a building facade), and also causing his elbows to hurt really, really badly.
I need to draw this!
I also need to stop thinking so much and over analyzing everything. Time to put my brain into sleep mode.
A whirlwind would be very convenient, though. But, if he's the one spinning so fast, I suspect that he must occasionally whack his elbow against the phone at really high speed, causing the phone to rip from the wall and be hurled through the glass and onto the street (and, if we're lucky, into a building facade), and also causing his elbows to hurt really, really badly.
I need to draw this!
I also need to stop thinking so much and over analyzing everything. Time to put my brain into sleep mode.
Oh and it's funny the amount of use phone booths seem to get in media. They were also a time travel device in Bill and Ted's Excellent adventure. But that was the 80's. The phonebooth is almost all but extinct now. But there is one european style red one in my town.
Which reminds me. Dr. Who's Tardis isn't a phone booth, it's a police box. The difference is a Police Box is, I think, bigger, and has no windows. I think they also have lights on top like a police car. At least Dr Who's does. It has a phone in there I'm sure, but it probably only calls 911, or 999 or whatever it is in Europe. But Dr. Who's tardis from what I've seen has always looked about 4x bigger than a standard phone booth.
Which reminds me. Dr. Who's Tardis isn't a phone booth, it's a police box. The difference is a Police Box is, I think, bigger, and has no windows. I think they also have lights on top like a police car. At least Dr Who's does. It has a phone in there I'm sure, but it probably only calls 911, or 999 or whatever it is in Europe. But Dr. Who's tardis from what I've seen has always looked about 4x bigger than a standard phone booth.
As far as I know, roos have four teats in the pouch. All the photos I've seen seem to back this up.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped.....y_in_pouch.jpg
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped.....y_in_pouch.jpg
I thought it was two myself, but this seems to back you up:
http://www.environment.gov.au/biodi.....o/biology.html
"The tiny newly born kangaroo (less than 25 mm long) moves unaided into its mother's pouch and attaches itself to one of four teats."
http://www.environment.gov.au/biodi.....o/biology.html
"The tiny newly born kangaroo (less than 25 mm long) moves unaided into its mother's pouch and attaches itself to one of four teats."
Many roo girls sign up for the Pouch of Plenty modification, which links their pouch to PouchSpace, a Pouch to Pouch network (P2P). From one pouch you can access the contents of any pouch on the network. Quite handy for travel too- although the flyers can only be hosts and never travellers.
not the best quality heh but heres part 2 ^^ http://www.furaffinity.net/full/1555003/
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