Wow. This is the luckiest marsupial that ever hopped the earth.
Apparently a Kangaroo got loose on the track at the Bathurst Racetrack in Australia while a race was going on and about 10 cars going upwards of 200kph managed to avoid him on every side. This little guy is extremely lucky to still be alive!
Wow I can’t believe that kangaroo didn’t get hurt. Although I suppose that there must be quite a few instances where it didn’t fair so well, but those videos won’t be high on anyone’s YouTube list.
For those of us who didn’t have a clue what Tom just said, I used this handy Australian Slang Dictionary along with the Urban Dictionary and here is the interpretation in proper English:
Wow, I suppose those guys need a genuine kangaroo guard affixed to the front of their vehicles to protect them against hitting kangaroos. It will be OK, buddy!
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Wow. This is the luckiest marsupial that ever hopped the earth. 
Yes, they’re heavy enough & solid enough to demolish the front end of a car, especially at that speed.
Wow I can’t believe that kangaroo didn’t get hurt. Although I suppose that there must be quite a few instances where it didn’t fair so well, but those videos won’t be high on anyone’s YouTube list.
Blimey, I reckon those blokes need some dinky die roo bars, eh? She’ll be right, mate!
For those of us who didn’t have a clue what Tom just said, I used this handy Australian Slang Dictionary along with the Urban Dictionary and here is the interpretation in proper English:
John
Interesting. The difference between the words in Tom’s post and John’s interpretation. Blimey.