Interesting article...and I noticed that the writer takes great pains to make the 'panther' concept into a nudge-nudge-wink-wink 'joke'. I wonder why?
Qld truckie recovers from puncture wounds after fighting off 'beast' of a feral cat
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Simon M
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Qld truckie recovers from puncture wounds after fighting off 'beast' of a feral cat
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-06-07/t ... ck/9846240
Interesting article...and I noticed that the writer takes great pains to make the 'panther' concept into a nudge-nudge-wink-wink 'joke'. I wonder why?
Interesting article...and I noticed that the writer takes great pains to make the 'panther' concept into a nudge-nudge-wink-wink 'joke'. I wonder why?
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Re: Qld truckie recovers from puncture wounds after fighting off 'beast' of a feral cat
Reads like a definite big feral cat interaction to me. The guy is adamant it wasn't a 'panther' or panther-sized, so yeah, just a big feral, albeit a bold one.
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