And That's When I First Saw The Bear!!
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And That's When I First Saw The Bear!!
David Letterman has a "Gods Own Drunk" experience.
http://www.canoe.ca/CalgaryNews/cs.cs-09-25-0017.html
http://www.canoe.ca/CalgaryNews/cs.cs-09-25-0017.html
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Yeah I saw the late show when he showed the footage of the bear. Pretty scary! It reminded me of my bear experience, laste year backpacking in Yosemite

We used to laugh at Grandpa when he'd head off and go fishing. But we wouldn't
be laughing that evening when he'd come back with some whore he picked up in
town.
Deep Thoughts, by Jack Handey
be laughing that evening when he'd come back with some whore he picked up in
town.
Deep Thoughts, by Jack Handey
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I can feel for him a buddy of mine and I ran into two brown bears fishing one time, they got within about 10 feet of us and THANK God they were unable to break through some really dense brush or I woulda been their breakfast!! By the my fat-ass never moved so fast!!

Some times I feel like a propeller, spin, spin outtta control. I don't who is up on the throttle, boy I wish they would let it go....
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Fishing along the Skeena River in BC I hear the faint sound of a twig snap. I turn to investigate in mid-cast to see a 500lb black 15ft away and closing the gap. Be chewed up or drown, I chose drowning and jumped in the river hoping my chest wader safety belt would do its magic. I still see that bear's head in my mind. Whewwwwwwwwwwieeeeeeeeeeee
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I didn't have to clean out my pants, but I did spill hot coffee all over myself in an attempt to get the hell outta there!!nycparrothead wrote:I wonder what the Top Ten things were that he used to clean out his pants!
Some times I feel like a propeller, spin, spin outtta control. I don't who is up on the throttle, boy I wish they would let it go....
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mtv news recently did a special on what to do if you're ever attacked by a bear (jessica simpson was on a camping trip with her new hubby, he scared her and she thought it was a bear attacking her, thus the reason for the mtv news cover of the subject)

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As an Eagle Scout and Assistant Scoutmaster, I must share my knowledge:
1. If you are hiking and come across a black or brown bear, make as much noise as possible. The Boy Scout handbook suggests banging pots and pans together. You want to appear bigger and louder to the bear, and it will be scared of you. I personally take a referee's whistle. Also, jump up and down waving your arms high and hitting tree limbs. They say that a bear is more scared of you than you are of it. (disclaimer: I have personally never tried this:))
2. If you are hiking and come across a grizzly bear.........sit down on the ground, put you head between your legs, and kiss your *ss goodbye!
1. If you are hiking and come across a black or brown bear, make as much noise as possible. The Boy Scout handbook suggests banging pots and pans together. You want to appear bigger and louder to the bear, and it will be scared of you. I personally take a referee's whistle. Also, jump up and down waving your arms high and hitting tree limbs. They say that a bear is more scared of you than you are of it. (disclaimer: I have personally never tried this:))
2. If you are hiking and come across a grizzly bear.........sit down on the ground, put you head between your legs, and kiss your *ss goodbye!

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