Go to your room and sulk.
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Sic him, @sunrise123 !
I don't need to do that. He went to his room.
I won't! I'm going to go for a drive, and see my honey!
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
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I still win......nah nah na nah nah
I have internet in my room...so there you big meanies
Good boy!
There. There. Let it all out.
I still win before I leave for a nice drive on a pleasant day!
I know you like to act tough, but the truth is being revealed on the big screen and what I see on the big screen is truth and only truth.I shall now win with a public service announcement
Never mess with bear cubs
I'm just happy to see you're in a much better mood and being more friendly than you were earlier:
That does not, of course, apply to me since being here and winning means I won't be cub-snatching.I shall now win with another public service announcement about bears
I pet a bear cub once. It was while we were living at Crater Lake in Oregon one summer when I was 7 or 8. Several of us kids were playing in front of our cabin when a cub ran around the corner of the house and right past me. I stuck my hand out and pet him as he ran by. I then yelled "BEAR! at the top of my lungs and we all ran into the cabin. We knew to get inside as soon as a bear was sighted. Bear warnings came several times a week. We used to go watch the bears at night at the park's garbage dump, where they would gather to rummage through the trash for goodies.
You were fortunate that petting first and running second was not a mistake.
given the geometry of the situation, I had to follow the cub to get to the front door, as did everyone else...he ran directly past the door and around the corner...we were all inside within seconds. We didn't see the mother that day, as I recall. Yes we were lucky, but even if I had yelled the second I saw him/her, it was only about a half-second before I actually did...it was that fast.
Still, you were lucky momma was not right behind the cub. But I'd bet she was just out of sight.
I'm sure she was nearby, and yes, lucky she wasn't following right behind...even if she had, I still would have yelled and I at least would have frozen in place, since I knew where it was. But the rest of the kids were well conditioned to head for the nearest door...could have been a problem...