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The Boomerang was Originally Used as a Weapon #shorts
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@hieronymusbutts7349

9 months ago

I used to wonder why the boomerang was getting bigger, and then it hit me:

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@remermagic

1 year ago

I always forget about boomerangs but then it comes back to me

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@coconutsmarties

1 year ago

Ahh yes, a non-returning boomerang. Though I believe the scientific terminology for such a thing is 'stick'.

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@sleazybtd

1 year ago

That throwing stick stunt of yours has boomeranged on us!

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@moisw3

1 year ago

I think Sokka from Avatar taught us all this at a very young age

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@Googledeservestodie

1 year ago

I love the many ways that for thousands of years the best thing tool humanity had, from Australia to N. America, was yeeting a big stick at prey.

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@currykingwurst6393

1 year ago

A "non-returning, much heavier version"? So... a stick?

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@sasuke3388

1 year ago

Yeah i had a toy bow n arrow and a boomerang and a sword, i didnt need anyone to tell me they were weapons, thats why i wanted them, oh and cap guns, had a few of those too

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@badfoody

4 months ago

Boomerangs man Amazing stuff When people are isolated for centuries you wonder how they deal with their issues

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@Mmouse_

7 months ago

Fish? Yea... I'd like to see someone do that.

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@rinzo2009

9 months ago

Boomerang! BACK TO SENDER!

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@blobbs9520

1 year ago

I really don't think alot of foreigners understand that it was really just a clubbing weapon that was thrown rather than being used in hand to club something. I hope that anyone that has a returning boomerang acknowledges Aboriginal Australians and their ingenuity and also what their boomerang originated from.

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@zeppy2732

1 year ago

I brought a new boomerang but couldn’t throw my old one away.

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@TheJoshywoshybumbleb

11 months ago

The ones that didn't necessarily return but flew in a curved trajectory were good for throwing through a flock of birds without too much of an accurate aim. The curved flight path made it much more likely to clip a bird or two for dinner. In regards to being used as a fighting weapon, I was always taught the Aboriginals lived in peace, noble and happy until white man came... funny that.

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@audreydoyle5268

11 months ago

My step brother and I used to play with his father's boomerang. Seemed like the edges were sanded sharp. It cut up our ankles real gooood. Once I knicked him a little, and he threw it back, slicing my ankle open to the point I needed first aid. Luckily no stitches were needed. And yes, we were early naughties, Aussie kids. The last of the cool kids.

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@behrouzvossoughi5465

3 weeks ago

boomerang did not begin in australia. there was no contact between ancient agypt and aboriginals. Boomerangs have been found in Poland dating back to 30.000 years ago

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@cake-diver8991

1 year ago

My older brother loved historical weapons and informed me at a young age of the much coolness of the boomerang

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@allmight8127

1 year ago

20000 years and no progression

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@samuel5742

1 year ago

I would encourage you to check the sources of your sources. Specifically, anything attributed to the book Dark Emu is not what would broadly be described as historically unincorrect.

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@Myers369

1 year ago

Anyone that has played any "The Legend of Zelda" game over the past 30+ years know this is a weapon.

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