Nice for Anzac Day. A flattened Rat. Possibly an authentic Rat of Tobruk on his way to two-up at the Oxford. The only time I can remember going into the old Oxford, (say early 1980s) there was an authentic Vietnam Vet mumbling into his beer there.
Just waiting for a New Zealander to call this one lazy and thieving. I always forget that the nz in ANZAC refers to New Zealanders. By Hutch.
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The Worst of Perth 
are these related to the rats of tobruk?
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No, different rats.
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Is hamster?
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Is gerbil ?
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It is an actual Rat of Tobruk. Note the theivishness, the laziness, the unwillingness to fight, the black market tendencies.
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I hope the Perth Rats of Tobruk will appreciate TWOP being no. 1 google search. It’s hard to find any search with Perth in the title that worsts don’t come up page 1.
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No different?
Rats!
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Oh, is that how you spell it? Amended.
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staR
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Gotta love a city that requires 60 feet of armco around a suburban roundabout.
No VN Commodores in the front bar of the Oxford please. Parking at rear.
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Most of them belong to the cops using it as a high speed shortcut between Vincent St and Scabies Beach Rd
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Lest we forget the “NZ” and find ourselves once again upon the shores of a battle weary Perth media debate about ANZAC Day replacing Australia Day
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The first thing I thought was: “Mark McGowan after the next state election.” When I found out it was taken on ANZAC Day, it all started to make sense – I caught a glimpse of the Labor leader at the end of the dawn service … so impressed I was with the medals on his jacket that I missed checking out the Julie Bishop as she walked by. The Barnster was there too, but he didn’t have any medals – just the chin to pin them on.
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This is all really harsh you cunts. Show some fucking respect. Lest we forget.
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