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You've heard of "A dingo took my baby"... now a woman claims she's the baby in question!

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Ms Horsburgh said she had flashbacks to when she was nine weeks old and found herself between the jaws of a dingo. She said the animal was protecting her.




Okay people, a show of hands for those that can remember some thing that happened to them when they were nine weeks old.

Gee.........some people will do anything for their 15 mins of fame.
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People will do anything for money. I live in Australia and I havent heard anything about this, granted I am not as up to date with news as I could be, but I watched the news this morning and last night and have heard nothing of this, so if it isnt even making the news here, they must realise that she's a fake.

On the topic of dingo's attacking kids - they killed a kid on Fraser Island a couple of years ago and attacked his brother and a few days later they attacked another group of kids. They're wild dogs, I have no doubt they are capable of taking a baby, but who knows what really happened to Azaria. Maybe I should claim I am Azaria reincarnated because she was 'taken' the day I was born........the plot thickens. ;)
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I saw a dingo attack a kid at a family picnic in a park near Sydney once. If it hadn't been so not funny I really would have liked to have said that.


Probably not a Dingo:|

And speaking of picnics, the woman in that story is most likely a few sandwiches short of a picnic:ph34r:
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Yeah, I was on Frasier Island right after that happend. I think I was there a month later. They killed something like 20 dingos on Frasier after that. Those things are crazy territorial on that island. We all drank a ton on that trip and then we were all to scared to leave the campsite and go into the bush to take a wiz. Interesting time.
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Yeah, I was on Frasier Island right after that happend. I think I was there a month later. They killed something like 20 dingos on Frasier after that. Those things are crazy territorial on that island. We all drank a ton on that trip and then we were all to scared to leave the campsite and go into the bush to take a wiz. Interesting time.



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I saw a dingo attack a kid at a family picnic in a park near Sydney once. If it hadn't been so not funny I really would have liked to have said that.


Probably not a Dingo:|

And speaking of picnics, the woman in that story is most likely a few sandwiches short of a picnic:ph34r:



We were actually pretty far out in the suburbs and I'm pretty sure it was a dingo. I spent some a couple of days on an island nature preserve and there was a bunch of them. They didn't bother us we just weren't allowed to feed them. The restaurant on the island was open air and they would circle around it, but never came inside. I have an awesome pic of one sunning hisself on a beach.

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Yeah, I was on Frasier Island right after that happend. I think I was there a month later. They killed something like 20 dingos on Frasier after that. Those things are crazy territorial on that island. We all drank a ton on that trip and then we were all to scared to leave the campsite and go into the bush to take a wiz. Interesting time.



Wait that's the damned island I went to, Frasier Island!

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I thought it was a female that was taken by a dingo:)


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Who knows? She might be telling the truth. She might not know where she came from or who her "real" family is, and her 48 year old lover manipulated her into making this claim. (She looks like she's a few fries short of a happy meal to begin with.) But since she's willing to take a DNA test, the truth will come out. It would be pretty cruel if she were lying, though.

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She's a hottie Tongue



Well, she certainly doesn't look like the child of Meryl Streep and Sam Neil. But she kind of looks like the child of ... Mick Jagger ... and ... a dingo?

Maybe the next movie will be called "my real mother was a dingo".

Edit - found some pics of the Chamberlains and Horsburgh. You be the judge - they don't look like her parents to me.
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in rep 2 "News from back home: '

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here's some more Dingo pics .

The real reason 'the powers that be' got the Chamberlains for this thing was that at the time a mass histeria took over most Ozzies because the Chamberlains didn't show enough grief to the feeding frenzy media...... saving it instead for themselves in private. There was also the fact that the C's were religious and pretty pious.

You might notice in in the Sillypeople photos that out of heaps of people only 2 were sensible enough to be wearing a hat in the middle of the Australian desert.... including the coroner whose decisions landed Lindy in pris.

The other photos show the REAL dangers in the Australian bush.......women with gerns and those freaking fearless water buffs.......THE most dangerous critter out there if you leave the snake spiders and drop bears out of it. Dingo's are fun compared to water buffs ...I know I've got a few as pets......(.shhhh don't tell anyone) ....they make the absolute best guard and watch dogs going....ah've got the scars to prove it.

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