Meanwhile in Canada

[Omskakas]

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Beats Australia killer 'Drop bears'

[leftimatic]

Kinda stuff goes on everyday in the Great White North eh.

[dougincanada]

Here in Canada, I've seen a flying squirrel with a moose, but flying bears are new.

Hey Roc! watch me pull a rabbit from my hat!

Lets send a squadron of bears to take down terrorists in Iraq!

All hail the kamikaze bear brigade!

[Maplepie]

This is so terrible. I know two people died in a terrible tragedy which makes it so bad.

I laugh at this in shame...

Sent from the Enigma on Tapatalk for BlackBerry.

[garbandz]

Right...........next you'll tell us you have more than one kind of beaver up there............

I suppose a 28 foot 'Gator wouldn't even be worth mentioning.........

the sheriff in the pic is 6'3

[Zigatoh]

Big but more like 13 foot than 28.

http://www.snopes.com/photos/animals/texasgator.asp

[leftimatic]

Big but more like 13 foot than 28.

http://www.snopes.com/photos/animals/texasgator.asp

And that is why I don't believe to much of what I see or hear on the internet.

Except on this forum of course.

[CanuckSARTech]

Right...........next you'll tell us you have more than one kind of beaver up there............

Oh come ON guys!!!!!!

You mean this comment....THIS COMMENT....has stayed here, untouched, for over two weeks here?!??!?!

Pure gold lies in that quoted comment.

Oh the humanity!

[LordAnubis]

What's a beaver?

[dougincanada]

Whats a beaver?

Its like your platapus used to be before it was molested by a duck.

They build dams as their homes out of branches to prevent ducks from molesting them.

Its like they say, when you see a nice beaver you want to give it a good duck.

Or something like that...

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Yes... When you see a decent beaver, it make you want to go back to the good old fur tradin' days

[puromaniac]

I will say "Beaver fever" (the water-borne variety) is one to be avoided. Not even a good Cuban can make you feel entirely well. Rascally beavers.

[CanuckSARTech]

I will say "Beaver fever" (the water-borne variety) is one to be avoided. Not even a good Cuban can make you feel entirely well. Rascally beavers.

LOL. "Giardia", or something like that.

My wife's favourite outdoors-related malady (as a nurse, and as the Divisional Nursing Officer with our SAR unit, she always has a good chuckle and a snicker-snicker when she gets to bring it up at SAR training to new members).