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Should We Commemorate This Animal To A Coin?

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Yes! In a series with other animals like the bunyip
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i could see it being a big hit with any ocker
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..... & don't forget the Triantiwontigongolope.....
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the kangawallafox is a mean beasty if you wake it up, though very friendly if you give it an apple
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Poor BUNDY bear (a.k.a: Dropbear)
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Should definitely commemorate the Bundy Bear! Then again they commemorated the 1808-2008 Rum Rebellion coin which may be close enough.
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Should-We-Commemorate-This-Animal-To-A-Coin?

near Peterborough, South Australia
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Good one, thanks Peter

didn't know they were that far south anyone got a map of their turf..are they in tasmania we have'm here little buggers
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Love it. Speaking of Bundy I took some photos of my prized (all sealed & unopened) collection today:
Should-We-Commemorate-This-Animal-To-A-Coin?
Here's the prized Radar Serial...who would've thought.
Should-We-Commemorate-This-Animal-To-A-Coin?
Makin me thirsty...
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> GM23: you might know the answer to this -
since when has the bear appeared on Bundy bottles ?




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Hey Peter, ok here's some Bundy history; The Bundy Bear/Dropbear/Polar Bear was introduced in 1961 the reason for the (Polar Bear) was simply to signify that the rum could fend off the coldest chill. A real oddity, but it stuck as we've all seen in their advertising campaigns.
Two things I know:
1) Polymer notes
2) Bundaberg Rum
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thankyou: I never grasped the significance of it.
As I live in the N.T., where temperatures are rarely below 19 C, Bundy has an altogether different reputation:
"there's a fight in every bottle."
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Blimey! I wonder if any of our American friends have any idea of what we are talkin' about?
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Love it Peter:

Quote:
As I live in the N.T., where temperatures are rarely below 19 C, Bundy has an altogether different reputation:
"there's a fight in every bottle."

Is this how sequence of bottled events goes?

Very funny!
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That's a fine looking PR64 there.
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