Based on the title you gave this post, I thought for sure it was going to be this old ad.
kyosekisays
If you cut the audio and switch the color to a green monochrome, you have the makings of pretty much every episode of Ghost Hunters.
Rob Grigjanissays
I’ve heard you should carry noise-makers, like bells and whistles, to let bears know you’re there. And you can tell grizzlies are around if you find poop with bells and whistles in it.
CRANSTON -- Witnesses describe the defensive reactions of some people to the idea of “separation of church and state”.
oldymoldysays
well, it is mildly entertaining. looks like she’d make a fine kindergarten teacher.
sailor1031says
The bear-alarmist media notwithstanding, humans are not on a black bear’s list of things that are good to eat. Waving your arms won’t “let the bear know you’re human” -- s/he’ll know by your smell (their sight isn’t all that great) -- but it could frighten the bear and then you don’t quite know what it would do; it might run away, it might back off or it might charge at you…….oh and don’t climb a tree:
And if it’s a grizzly or a kodiak all bets are off and you better leave as quietly as possible. If it’s a polar bear you’re ass in big trouble -- they do hunt humans sometimes.
Based on the title you gave this post, I thought for sure it was going to be this old ad.
If you cut the audio and switch the color to a green monochrome, you have the makings of pretty much every episode of Ghost Hunters.
I’ve heard you should carry noise-makers, like bells and whistles, to let bears know you’re there. And you can tell grizzlies are around if you find poop with bells and whistles in it.
That’s embearassing!
Ha!
I had never seen that ad. Pretty funny!
I assumed this was a hoax, but here it is:
http://www.nbcnews.com/id/3036789/ns/msnbc-morning_joe/vp/52458034#52458034
CRANSTON -- Witnesses describe the defensive reactions of some people to the idea of “separation of church and state”.
well, it is mildly entertaining. looks like she’d make a fine kindergarten teacher.
The bear-alarmist media notwithstanding, humans are not on a black bear’s list of things that are good to eat. Waving your arms won’t “let the bear know you’re human” -- s/he’ll know by your smell (their sight isn’t all that great) -- but it could frighten the bear and then you don’t quite know what it would do; it might run away, it might back off or it might charge at you…….oh and don’t climb a tree:
http://www.photobucket.com/images/bear%20and%20tree/#!
And if it’s a grizzly or a kodiak all bets are off and you better leave as quietly as possible. If it’s a polar bear you’re ass in big trouble -- they do hunt humans sometimes.