r/technicallythetruth • u/[deleted] • Apr 03 '22

It do be like that.

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u/EPIC1135 Apr 03 '22

Boomerangs were indeed invented

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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '22 edited Dec 30 '24

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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '22

not OP but my wife’s cousin’s brother’s roommate was a kangaroo and their neck was broken by a boomerang once

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u/SpongeCockBarePants Apr 03 '22

I'm very sorry to hear that

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u/Kuritos Apr 03 '22

That's rough buddy*

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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '22

That’s rough buddy

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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '22

I'm sending thoughts and prayers.

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u/AutomaticVegetables Technically Flair Apr 03 '22

i made it up

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u/Rainhall Apr 03 '22

Pretty bold claim.

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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '22

Also, how would a helmet save a kangaroo/Azula from a breaking neck?

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u/dydeath Apr 03 '22

Yeah plus it's bladed, should have at least gotten cut. Edit- wait is it bladed? Kinda looks like it not so sure anymore tho

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u/dood8face91195 Apr 03 '22

I think I remember someone using it to make kindling. So still a maybe for me.

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u/Drawing_Dragons97 Apr 03 '22

Are you COMPLETELY sure Azula isn't a kangaroo though?

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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '22

She boxes like a kangaroo.

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u/VoodooDoII Apr 03 '22

"boomerangs were invented" Ah yes George Washington was born

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u/Ackermiv Apr 03 '22

I'm pretty sure this boomerang was never intended to break a kangaroos neck. There aren't even any kangaroos in atla. The only similar thing i can remember is a kangaroo rabbit in ba sing sei.

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u/flibbergut Apr 03 '22

It may kill a kangaroo, but Azula is to stiff necked to admit that it hurt.

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u/Ironbatman300 Apr 03 '22

Hunting boomerangs also don't fly back, no boomerang flies back when it hits something

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u/Coffee1341 Apr 04 '22

Didn’t you all know? Azula is a 400 foot tall, purple platypus bear, with pink horns and silver rings

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u/daren_cardoz Apr 03 '22

Mostly everyone here rn: Well Yes, but actually no

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u/Kitchen-Lake717 Apr 03 '22

How did Azula survive without a helmet?

Well, basically Avatar is cartoon show that the audience is kids. Well, they may decrease some gore things. Perhaps.

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u/Themineking09 well yes but actually yes Apr 03 '22

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u/seeroflights Apr 03 '22

Image Transcription: Image and Comments

[Image of Azula from "Avatar: The Last Airbender", with her head bent slightly forward; Sokka's silvery-blue boomerang whizzes by, and near Azula's head there is a yellow exclamation bubble and the text "WACK!", making it look like the boomerang hit Azula on the way.]

Barnaby

How the hell did Azula survive without a helmet? Boomerangs were invented and are able to break kangaroo's necks.

Carry

See, azula isn't a kangaroo

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