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to have a roo loose in the top paddock 

An Australian colloquialism; describing someone intellectually impaired or moronic.
In the case of this phrase, the term "roo" is an abbreviation for kangaroo, an Australian marsupial.

Used emphatically, the phrase is sometimes amended to "a few roos loose in the top paddock".
To have a roo loose in the top paddock:

After John spent all those years on weed, he talked liked he had a roo loose in the top paddock.

Kangaroos loose in the top paddock 

he's got kangaroos loose in the top paddock

the texas paddle

You technically hit a kid in the face with a 20 ounce steak
" come'eer you son of a bitch your getting the texas paddle".

the powerhouse padussy waller 

consensually getting inside someone’s hole on the hood of an 80s model Trans Am or Camaro while 80s hair band music blares through the open T tops.
Yo, I drove past Levi’s house last night and he was getting the powerhouse padussy waller in the open garage.

paddle the stink canoe

Basically the same as paddling the pink canoe, except this would be an exceptionally stinky one. The aroma may be reminiscent of rotting fish or salami.
Gosh, every time Doris comes back from the rest room, it smells like stink-finger. I think she goes there to paddle the stink canoe a lot.

Paddle the pink canoe 

Boys like to beat the meat; girls like to paddle the pink canoe.
Paddle the pink canoe by RobbieJor December 6, 2004