[QUOTE=Cervaise]
What are human bears?
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Fabulous.
[QUOTE=Cervaise]
What are human bears?
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Fabulous.
The scariest are bipolar bears, when they’re off their meds.
[QUOTE=Cervaise]
What are human bears?
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The last time a thread danced around that tree, most agreed that large, hairy, gay men call themselves bears. That explains Great Dave’s reply, “Fabulous.”
Then there’s Stephen “Col-bear”, who’s in a category by himself. ![]()
[QUOTE=gytalf2000]
I figure one thing that might deter a grizzly would be the “unnaturalness” of the brick/masonry. The bear might be reluctant to attack a structure just because it looked substantially different from anything it was accustomed to encountering in the wild.
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The brick wall probably looks enough like rock that it wouldn’t be an issue. I watched a bear that weighs roughly what I do toss rocks and logs aside effortlessly that I could barely move. Crashing into a brick wall? I doubt it. Dismembering it? Definitely.
[QUOTE=gytalf2000]
Also – don’t bears sometimes tear cars apart to get to food?
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Yep. And garbage cans. And ice chests. And…
[QUOTE=danceswithcats]
The scariest are bipolar bears, when they’re off their meds.
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A polar bear is, of course, a rectangular bear after undergoing a coordinate transform.