Idiotic woman killed by 'pet' bear
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Re: Idiotic woman killed by 'pet' bear
Her stupidity defies bearlief.
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Re: Idiotic woman killed by 'pet' bear
Doesn't bear thinking about. A grizzly tale.BWFC_Insane wrote:Her stupidy defies bearlief.
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Alaska. Oops, no I won'tPuskas wrote:It seems she was behaving like an ursehole.
But that's because she kept a grizzly bear. What if it had been a white one - would that polarise opinion?
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Your question may be more humorous if you'd said Black Bear.Puskas wrote:It seems she was behaving like an ursehole.
But that's because she kept a grizzly bear. What if it had been a white one - would that polarise opinion?
My only hope is she didn't procreate as the Gene Pool will be a little less shallow without her offspring wallowing in it.
How could she have a license for these animals? It beggars belief.
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Simply the greatest comment of all time "they could easily destroy your day". I'd say so!enfieldwhite wrote:Your question may be more humorous if you'd said Black Bear.Puskas wrote:It seems she was behaving like an ursehole.
But that's because she kept a grizzly bear. What if it had been a white one - would that polarise opinion?
My only hope is she didn't procreate as the Gene Pool will be a little less shallow without her offspring wallowing in it.
How could she have a license for these animals? It beggars belief.
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Indeed, a real 'Kodiak' moment.boltonboris wrote:This ocageonal comedy reall brightens my day thoughBWFC_Insane wrote:I'm appawled at some of the comments on this thread about that poor woman.
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You could at least have sung "Simon Smith and his amazing dancing bear" Enfield.enfieldwhite wrote:Indeed, a real 'Kodiak' moment.boltonboris wrote:This ocageonal comedy reall brightens my day thoughBWFC_Insane wrote:I'm appawled at some of the comments on this thread about that poor woman.
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Indeed. Although the song I chose was the theme for KODAK film back in the day (unless I'm misremembering)TANGODANCER wrote:You could at least have sung "Simon Smith and his amazing dancing bear" Enfield.enfieldwhite wrote:Indeed, a real 'Kodiak' moment.boltonboris wrote:This ocageonal comedy reall brightens my day thoughBWFC_Insane wrote:I'm appawled at some of the comments on this thread about that poor woman.
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Ah, the Kodak late delivery lament: "Some day my prints will come"enfieldwhite wrote:Indeed. Although the song I chose was the theme for KODAK film back in the day (unless I'm misremembering)TANGODANCER wrote:You could at least have sung "Simon Smith and his amazing dancing bear" Enfield.enfieldwhite wrote:Indeed, a real 'Kodiak' moment.boltonboris wrote:This ocageonal comedy reall brightens my day thoughBWFC_Insane wrote:I'm appawled at some of the comments on this thread about that poor woman.
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Do you think a bear would beat a lion in a fight?Bruno wrote:Cos bears are awesome?TANGODANCER wrote:Thought did cross my mind. A wild animal that size kept in a fifteen feet square cage for why? Bad enough in zoos, but private owners keeping them for no sensible reason defies explanation.Raven wrote:Stupid woman, shame they killed the bear!
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