101. Wombats Are So Cute On Live In Australia On 43 Things wombats are so cute — 9 weeks ago. The plan is to move to Oz July 2006. I wish I was there right now, but I have to try and finish this irritating degree http://www.43things.com/entries/view/82468

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102. Two Buck Watches And Wombats Something to do with wombats or platypusses? No wombats, platythingys, kangaroos, kookaburras or those moronic koalas here in New Zealand (although I http://www.hwforums.com/2149/messages/3600.html

103. MSN Encarta - Wombat The teeth of wombats grow continuously, and, as in rodents, a single pair wombats have been nearly exterminated in some areas because it is thought that http://encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_761566101/Wombat.html

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105. Wombats: Koalas' First Cousins? You won’t find wombats roaming around the Gold Coast Hinterland, There are three sorts of wombats in Australia. The Northern Hairynosed Wombat lives in http://www.australianfauna.com/news/wombatskoalas.php

Welcome to australian fauna .com A 100% free information site. No rubbish, just fair dinkum Aussie animal info. Click on our logo at any time to return to the homepage "A magnificent site loaded with free information, a true asset to the Internet in Australia, and researchers Worldwide." - Best of the Web, Australia. 2004. Wombats: koalas' first cousins? Reporter: Peter Young Tuesday, 13 July 2004 Here’s trivia question for you: what animal is the closest relation to the koala? The answer is, the wombat. I suspect that answer should have been upside down at the bottom of the page, but I have great faith in your honesty. You won’t find wombats roaming around the Gold Coast Hinterland, but they can be found in the border ranges and they are so typically Australian that it’s worth having a bit of a look at them. There are three sorts of wombats in Australia. The Northern Hairy-nosed Wombat lives in Queensland and is very rare with a remnant population of about 113, most of which are males. As you can imagine, this is not a particularly healthy state of affairs for a species. The Southern Hairy-nosed Wombat is the faunal emblem of South Australia (more trivia) while the Common Wombat is found largely in Victoria, New South Wales and Tasmania with a modest sampling in Queensland and South Australia.

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107. Technology Stir Fry: Three Tonne Wombats Three Tonne wombats. Sometimes the headline is all you need or want. Early Aussies coexisted with three tonne wombats, says Boing Boing. http://www.iay.org.uk/blog/2005/06/three_tonne_wom.html

Technology Stir Fry Careful where you point those chopsticks... Main June 01, 2005 Three Tonne Wombats Sometimes the headline is all you need or want: Early Aussies co-existed with three tonne wombats , says Boing Boing Disappointingly sober full article at Science Daily Posted by Ian at June 1, 2005 10:05 PM Trackback Pings TrackBack URL for this entry: http://www.iay.org.uk/mt/mt-tb.cgi/112 Comments Post a comment Name: Email Address: URL: Remember Me? Yes No Comments: (you may use HTML tags for style)

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109. One Of Our Wombats Is Missing One Of Our wombats Is Missing review, by Mike Gerrard from a Your Sinclair tribute site, with game reviews, and loads of other groovy stuff. http://www.ysrnry.co.uk/articles/oneofourwombatsismissing.htm

One Of Our Wombats Is Missing Zenobi Jan 1991 YS61 UNR Mike Gerrard I know what you're thinking: how does Mike manage to review his own game without giving it at least twelve out of ten in every category? Well it's something I've been worrying about too! I obviously couldn't do it myself, and even if I asked someone else to do it, then it wouldn't be easy for them, knowing I'd be reading the review before it was printed. So bugger it, I thought, when a hairy little Balrog offered to do the review for me - I've got to print something. I've not let him give it any marks (in case the suspicious amongst you should suspect him of bias) but other than that, over to you, hairy little Balrog... With his feet firmly planted on the kitchen table and a steaming mug of coffee in his hand, Balrog was attempting to remove a large wad of bluish-grey fluff from the depths of his belly-button with the aid of the bread-knife. The rattle of the letter-box shattered the early morning silence, startling the Balrog, causing him to swing the knife downwards. Luckily for him it caught the safety-pin that was holding his flies together and glanced off to one side. "Whoops," he cried, "that was a close escape. Mrs Balrog would never have forgiven me if I'd spilt blood on the carpet."

110. Wally Wombats Musings - - By Ted Menere Jokes and other wise sayings, trivia and debates on current issues. http://my.opera.com/wallywombat/journal

RSS ATOM FOAF OPERA COMMUNITY ... Skip navigation Wally Wombats musings Blog About STICKY POST Hello Sunday, 25. April 2004, 07:42:19 Well this is my first post and my first journal, I havnt a clue as yet what to talk about so I will tell you where I am at.Jimboomba Its a small town in south east Queensland Aust ( for those who dont know) sunshine nearly all year and very quiet where I live. Interests are Jokes, discussions on any topic,Horticulture and just getting to know every one. I am semi retired and work as a caretaker groundsman at the local soccer club. Rise at dawn feed some of the local Feathered birds do the rounds to start my day.I chat on yahoo some times.do some computer fixing ( very limited )my computer was full of bugs.managed to rid the pests by using opera (great platform). Not married but looking not rich not poor I have my health and I am happy in my situation. Like chatting when I have the time on computer.Drive an early model mercedes (its like me falling to bits at the edges)but we are a happy couple.Dont like whingers who complain about life Get on with I say. I have had my share of dowmers and now I have levelled out. I am a scorpio been married twice,7 daughtersa 1 son, 18 grand kids, 2 greatgrand kids and I am only 109 (lol) The wombat Comments Showing posts 1 - 1.

111. Circle Power: WOMBATS The Women s Mountain Bike Tea Society (wombats) aims to mentor women and help them gain confidence. http://www.oprah.com/spiritself/omag/slide/ss_o_slide_200311_circle_01.jhtml

Circle Power: WOMBATS From the November 2003 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine 1 of 9 WOMBATS To find out more about Phelan's rides, log on to www.wombats.org.

112. Dancing Wombats, Christmas Edition [dive Into Mark] Since posting Dancing wombats, Java edition, I have received several visitors through Ten wombats washing, Nine crocs asnoozing? Eight dingos dancing, http://diveintomark.org/archives/2002/03/28/dancing_wombats_christmas_edition

@import "/css/squares-beach.css"; dive into mark Thursday, March 28, 2002 Dancing wombats, Christmas edition Since posting Dancing wombats, Java edition , I have received several visitors through Google searching for dancing wombats this Australian Christmas Carol instead: On the TWELFTH day of Christmas, My true love sent to me, Twelve possums playing, Eleven lizards leaping, Ten wombats washing, Nine crocs a-snoozing? Eight dingos dancing Seven emus laying, Six sharks a-surfing, Five kangaroos, Four lyrebirds, Three wet galahs, Two snakes on skis, And a kookaburra in a gum tree. wondering if the web had become boring General More Windows firewalls Home ... Site map Dive Into Python Accessibility Greasemonkey Search this site: You are here: Home Archives March 2002 March 28 Dancing wombats, Christmas edition Miss the blog? Buy the shirt! Site navigation: home about blog code This has been d i v e ... k

113. Natural History Collections: Wombats wombats look very like pigs yet their closest relative is the koala. wombats live in burrows ranging from 2 5 metres long up to extensive networks of http://www.nhc.ed.ac.uk/index.php?page=24.134.165.255.265

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