I take it the necessary kit to take to a campfire chat with you fellows is a nulla. [ just to change the subject of the campfire convesation]. Bob
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A Waddy, nulla nulla or hunting stick is an Aboriginal Australians - war club. The former name comes from the Dharuk Aborigines of Port Jackson -
A waddy is a heavy club constructed of carved timber. Waddies have been used in hand to hand combat, and were capable of splitting a shield, and killing or stunning prey. In addition to this they could be employed as a projectile as well as used to make fire and make Ochre - They found further use in punishing those who broke Aboriginal law.
They were made by both men and women and could be painted or left unpainted. Their construction varied from tribe to tribe, but they were generally about one metre in length and sometimes had a stone head attached with string. They were made from where a branch met the tree, or from a young tree pulled up with its roots from the ground.
Originally, the word waddy referred to a tree, or any piece of wood, as well as a verb meaning to 'beat up or kill with a club'.
It has also been spelled as wadi, wady, and waddie. The spelling stabilised around the mid-nineteenth century, partly to help distinguish it from the Arabic language - word Wadi - a dry water course.[ Perhaps mods could take note of the breaking law clause]
I’m pretty sure the dinosaurs died out when they stopped gathering food and started having meetings to discuss gathering food
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