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Too :cus: stupid! :roflblack:
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Please Don't Feed The Lions!!
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Future Darwin Award winner!
Chupaca
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Really
Are the Darwin Awards given posthumously or can some fingerless fool still win one..? :yikes::roflblack::roflblack:
Are the Darwin Awards given posthumously or can some fingerless fool still win one..? :yikes::roflblack::roflblack:
Machinegunner
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That's what happens when the Bunny Huggers watch all those lovey, dovey nature shows that portray all the animals as cute and huggable.
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ARtraveler
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Cute to look at--but very dangerous to get to close to.
The local news showed five black bears munching grass from a fresh cut lawn in South Anchorage yesterday. They looked like they did not have a care in the world. One local took pictures, but gave them plenty of room. :thumbup:
I cannot get the picture to transfer. See KTUU news for the clip.
The local news showed five black bears munching grass from a fresh cut lawn in South Anchorage yesterday. They looked like they did not have a care in the world. One local took pictures, but gave them plenty of room. :thumbup:
I cannot get the picture to transfer. See KTUU news for the clip.
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When we were in Yellowstone I could not believe how many people wanted to get close to bears and bison for a selfie. Every year we hear about tourists being gored or trampled by elk or moose here in the mountains, all because they couldn't comprehend the "wild" part of the word wildlife. And yet it keeps happening.. every fall the elk come down into mountain towns and city folks flock up to see them and get hurt. Uh... it's the rutting season, bull elk roaming around full of hormones! Duh!
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
A humorous bit from real life:
When I was a regular doing wilderness canoeing, I was always a bit afraid going down those portage trails with my canoe on my shoulders. Afraid I would run into a large moose thinking I was an opponent worthy of taking on--with my 22 ft. rack.
It never happened--but we did encounter one big bull on the trail one time. I was wearing a packsack that time--the canoe had already crossed the portage on the first trip. :yes::yes:
When I was a regular doing wilderness canoeing, I was always a bit afraid going down those portage trails with my canoe on my shoulders. Afraid I would run into a large moose thinking I was an opponent worthy of taking on--with my 22 ft. rack.
It never happened--but we did encounter one big bull on the trail one time. I was wearing a packsack that time--the canoe had already crossed the portage on the first trip. :yes::yes:
Flanker
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I dunno...............................but that lion looked like he wanted more than fingers to me!
If they ever do come up with a real Jurassic Park--------I can only imagine how that will turn out when the idiots flood in and try to take "selfies"! :yikes: Human! It's what's for dinner!
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