Apparently they are trying to find pots of gold at the end of the rainbow.
Leprechauns are causing damage to the indigenous ogres and trolls that have inhabited the caves for untold generations.

elmo said...

If the goats were as slow as the sheep they would most likely be a lot happier

these may help

This is one of the funniest News report on Youtube.. Leprechauns spotted in Alabama..

To me it looks like a leprechaun to me, all you got to do is look up in the tree. Who all seen the leprechaun say yeaaaa!!

My theory is...its a shadow cast from the other limb...

Could be a crackhead, who got hold to the wrong stuff.

This is a special Leprechaun flute, passed down from thousands of years ago, from my great great grandfather, who was Irish

I want tha Gold

Wouldn't you love to know the whole story why that guy has it in for the station owners at Gnaraloo. It sticks out like a third ball on a greyhound even from 'over East'.

Could we have a leprechaun throwing competition at Gnaraloo?

Chris6791 said...

I'm sure the full story will come out. Meanwhile I am out at 4am looking for four leaf clovers in the front lawn, I hear it's the only way to control leprechauns and their magic spells.

Two sentanced Leprechauns picking 4 leafed clovers at Gnaraloo at 4am , it had to happen LOL.

I'm not sure how far your history go's back but the leaseholder of Gnaraloo bought the lease for tourism purposes only and has no affinity with the land whatsoever. He made a lot of enemies over the Rip Curl "Search" fiasco , luckily this event was canned due to the tenacity of a number of surfers that do have an affinity with the land.

All of the leaseholders on the Ningaloo are taking advantage of opportunistic goat farming , the scary part is that Meat and Livestock Australia (MLA) have reported a 60 percent increase in feral/ rangeland goat production in the last two years. The overseas demand for Australian feral/ rangeland goats is a huge market. The leases in question are not adequately fenced for goat farming . Most of the fencing on these leases are in extremely poor condition and in need of replacement to meet the specifications of responsible land management.

Leprechaun said...

Chris6791 said...

I'm sure the full story will come out. Meanwhile I am out at 4am looking for four leaf clovers in the front lawn, I hear it's the only way to control leprechauns and their magic spells.

Two sentanced Leprechauns picking 4 leafed clovers at Gnaraloo at 4am , it had to happen LOL.

I'm not sure how far your history go's back but the leaseholder of Gnaraloo bought the lease for tourism purposes only and has no affinity with the land whatsoever. He made a lot of enemies over the Rip Curl "Search" fiasco , luckily this event was canned due to the tenacity of a number of surfers that do have an affinity with the land.

All of the leaseholders on the Ningaloo are taking advantage of opportunistic goat farming , the scary part is that Meat and Livestock Australia (MLA) have reported a 60 percent increase in feral/ rangeland goat production in the last two years. The overseas demand for Australian feral/ rangeland goats is a huge market. The leases in question are not adequately fenced for goat farming . Most of the fencing on these leases are in extremely poor condition and in need of replacement to meet the specifications of responsible land management.

poor relative said...

Could we have a leprechaun throwing competition at Gnaraloo?

Tops idea!

If short on Irish lepredudes.. I know a dopey welshman that may substitue.

Nah - the greedy sod has been hoofing down too many pork pies, would take a front end loader to get his @rse off terra firma.

In the same glass no doubt.

Fek! I haven't had a guinness pie all winter!?

Must change that pronto!

poor relative said...

New sign at Gnaraloo.
They take conserviation very seriously

Best post so far ,pissed myself laughing . Imagine me on that goat farming forum ? I'd have rednecks chasing me with blunderbuss's and pitchforks through cyberspace for the rest of my life. LOL

I vote Poor Rello to speak for me...

Does that mean the little green fella is gone now?

CMC said...

Wouldn't you love to know the whole story why that guy has it in for the station owners at Gnaraloo. It sticks out like a third ball on a greyhound even from 'over East'.

I would love to read the whole story of the guy who has got it in for the lease holders at Gnaraloo . Your not looking for 4 leafed clover at 4am in your garden are you ?.Greyhounds run faster with 3 nuts .........ssshhhhhh industry secret .

Leprechaun said...

Hey fat boy spit it how it is

your personal attack (slander)on the Gnaraloo leaseholders.
Throwing accusations and slander attacks without evidence on a public forum is not the correct way to go about your cause.

Im sure many of the users on seabreese/people who have visited that wonderful area appreciate it respect it and truly thankful they have the opportunity to go back.

gs12 said...

Leprechaun said...
Do you represent " everyone in here" ?

Dude, you just made it to my do-not-even-read-posts-by-this-person list.
congratulations you achieved this in less posts than petermac

Even quicker than RSC.