anthrodisiac
Deeply Unserious
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What the flying fuck
Did I accidentally invent a new thread derailer, me (and now other people) being eaten by polar bears?
I feel so honored! I'd like to thank my family, all the wonderful people who told I could achieve my dreams, and of course-
AAAAAHHHH!!!!!
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I think that would depend on whether you were pairing it with a nice chardonnay or a cheap beer.Mmm, baby seal. Same old debate, taste good or less filling.
Or a nice chianti.I think that would depend on whether you were pairing it with a nice chardonnay or a cheap beer.
Fava beans on the side, no doubt.Or a nice chianti.
As totally not a seal, I take offense to people eating our- err, that species's babies.Mmm, baby seal. Same old debate, taste good or less filling.
And, of course, Manbearpig. Half man, half bear, half pig. I'm being serial. Super serial.
They defy DarwinismPandas are a good reminder why you shouldn't take things too seriously. Because nature sure as hell isn't.
Mostly to throw the polar bears off my scent so they get him instead of all my seal body doubles. I'm running out fast. I started with 56 on Friday, I'm down to 19 to-@anthrodisiac Why are you hacking Simon's account?
Mostly to throw the polar bears off my scent so they get him instead of all my seal body doubles. I'm running out fast. I started with 56 on Friday, I'm down to 19 to-
AAAAHHHH!!!!!
...I'm down to 18 today.
@anthrodisiac Why are you hacking Simon's account?
Better the woods than anywhereMoral of the story. Stay out of the woods.
As totally not a seal, I take offense to people eating our- err, that species's babies.
*arf*
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IMO, anybody who seriously asks this question does not understand bears.
If you encounter a bad man in the woods, you have options.
If you encounter a hungry bear in the woods, and it wants to eat you, it's going to eat you.
...18 inches?
Which is, of course, the thread where all this nonsense startedDifferent thread...![]()
That's soooo speciesist, polar bears are people too!I was talking about the polar bear, not people. Polar bears do what polar bears do: snack on babies, make a full meal out of the grown ones.
You're the one who posted anthro bait!I'm so clueless, I can't tell if somebody's looking out for me or dissing me.
I try very hard not to respond to all the anthro bait, but, you know, it's bait for a reason.You're the one who posted anthro bait!
OK.
The Kodiak, grizzly, and brown bear are the same animal, Ursus arctos. The Kodiak population is slightly divergent from the others, but all are the same species.Here's the tabula rawrsa:
Polar bear : Eaten
Kodiak bear : Eaten
Grizzly bear : Eaten
Ewok : Roasted and then eaten
Paddington bear : Not eaten
Beorn : Not eaten
Beorning : Not eaten
Iorek Byrnison : Not eaten, unless you're Seal.
Brown bear : Possibly eaten, possibly not eaten
Koala : You might wish you'd been eaten
Drop bear : You'll definitely wish you'd been eaten
Panda : I mean... Hell could also freeze over, right?
Cave bear : Rest in (very small) pieces
so... it depends, right?