Wombats are highly misunderstood creatures, who tend to shun the public spotlight. Though quite adept at public speaking, rarely are the Wombats approached for such duties, due to their reclusive nature, occasional ill-temper, and the side-effects of illegal genetic experiments.
Though they have a public reputation as vengeful psychopaths, as portrayed in the recent popular entertainment films Mortal Wombat, and the timeless classic WomBatman, their actual demeanor is quite pleasant so long as no mention of marsupial heritage is brought into the conversation.
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Wombats have the basic form...
...and usually come in 3 flavors: the common Wombat, the northern hairy-nosed Wombat, and the southern hairy-nosed Wombat. |
| 1 mouth | |
| 2 ears | |
| 2 eyes | |
| some fur | |
| 1 tail | |
| vacant stare | |
| no money | |
| good spelling |
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When Wombats are spotted, we suggest you use any one of these tried-and-true Wombat disposal methods:
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DotComitas Wombat Drop |
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DotComitas Wombat Snatch Please note: DotComitas Wombat Snatch is in no way associated with AnimaPhile Wombat Snatch software. |
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DotComitas Wombat Pixelator |
Regardless of how you wish to dispose of your Wombats, we here at Rare Media Well Done feel obligated to point out that it is essential to...
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Some of the (relatively) normal sounding text and Wombat photographs © Robert Schrieber. For those of you who are interested in Wombats, Robert Schrieber's site is chock full of pithy and educated Wombat material.
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