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meth head od,s. bear comes along and eats him
thats the last thing needed, a bear on meth
meth head od,s. bear comes along and eats him
thats the last thing needed, a bear on meth
bear ate dead meth head
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Euthanized because they thought that it was going to start hunting methhead humans?
That might actually be a good thing maybe? Make em really think about that next fix.
Too bad they killed the bear, should have given that bear a medal for cleaning up the trash.
Poor bear.
At least he died with a full stomach.
At least he died with a full stomach.
From all the meth heads I have seen and smelled, not sure it was that great of a last meal.
A black bear will travel miles for the aroma of two week old jute sack full of hornyheads (it's a fish). A meth head can't be too much worse.
That sounds brilliant actually, meth head hunting bears... if it doesn’t deter meth use I don’t know what will.
I wonder if this guy is gonna get hit with charges for baiting bears out of season?
http://www.fox29.com/news/local-news/da-chester-county-man-arrested-for-feeding-son-meth
http://www.fox29.com/news/local-news/da-chester-county-man-arrested-for-feeding-son-meth
Nothing deters meth heads but death, which comes soon enough; and seldom, unfortunately, by itself.
I feel bad for the bear. That's my only takeaway.
This is awesome. Leave the K9 in the rig and lemme walk the new Drug Bear down the Corridors and see if we get some hits.................
Muzzle? What Muzzle. Bwah ha ha ha ha
Muzzle? What Muzzle. Bwah ha ha ha ha
Offering only the most amusing of obscure curiosities, I give you ...
If I could have a Bear as cool as "Ben", AND conduct searches with him, that cat would be in the crock pot at Chen's lickity split.
I am surprised that no one has brought up Wojtek the Soldier Bear yet
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wojtek_(bear)
"He later also enjoyed smoking (or eating) cigarettes."
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"With the 22nd Company, he moved to Iraq, and then through Syria, Palestine and Egypt.[6] Wojtek copied the other soldiers, drinking beer and smoking even marching alongside them on his hind legs because he saw them do so."
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"Wojtek was officially drafted into the Polish Army as a private and was listed among the soldiers of the 22nd Artillery Supply Company. Henryk Zacharewicz and Dymitr Szawlugo were assigned as his caretakers."
"As an enlisted soldier with his own paybook, rank, and serial number, he lived with the other men in tents or in a special wooden crate, which was transported by truck. According to numerous accounts, during the Battle of Monte Cassino, when Wojtek's unit conveyed ammunition, he helped by carrying 100-pound (45-kilogram) crates of 25-pound artillery shells, all without dropping a single one. The bear mimicked the soldiers: when he saw the other soldiers lifting crates, he copied them. The boxes he carried normally required 4 men, and he would stack them onto a truck, or stack the boxes of ammunition onto each other.[9] It was his role in the Battle of Monte Cassino that earned him his promotion to the rank of corporal. In recognition of the bear's popularity, the HQ approved a depiction of a bear carrying an artillery shell as the official emblem of the 22nd Company."
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wojtek_(bear)
"He later also enjoyed smoking (or eating) cigarettes."
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"With the 22nd Company, he moved to Iraq, and then through Syria, Palestine and Egypt.[6] Wojtek copied the other soldiers, drinking beer and smoking even marching alongside them on his hind legs because he saw them do so."
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"Wojtek was officially drafted into the Polish Army as a private and was listed among the soldiers of the 22nd Artillery Supply Company. Henryk Zacharewicz and Dymitr Szawlugo were assigned as his caretakers."
"As an enlisted soldier with his own paybook, rank, and serial number, he lived with the other men in tents or in a special wooden crate, which was transported by truck. According to numerous accounts, during the Battle of Monte Cassino, when Wojtek's unit conveyed ammunition, he helped by carrying 100-pound (45-kilogram) crates of 25-pound artillery shells, all without dropping a single one. The bear mimicked the soldiers: when he saw the other soldiers lifting crates, he copied them. The boxes he carried normally required 4 men, and he would stack them onto a truck, or stack the boxes of ammunition onto each other.[9] It was his role in the Battle of Monte Cassino that earned him his promotion to the rank of corporal. In recognition of the bear's popularity, the HQ approved a depiction of a bear carrying an artillery shell as the official emblem of the 22nd Company."
@MtnCreek
How many meth heads you been in a roll around on the ground fight with?
Just praying your security guards arrive before you have to bite into them to cause enough pain to save your own ass.
I have squeezed nuts, hooked their mouth and damn near tore their cheek, and put a thumb in an eyea couple times to save my ass or someone elses.
I promise you they stink in a way that nasty fish sounds appetizing. Between the no bathing and chemicals that mess up their body it is abhorable.
Dang. I need a beer.
How many meth heads you been in a roll around on the ground fight with?
Just praying your security guards arrive before you have to bite into them to cause enough pain to save your own ass.
I have squeezed nuts, hooked their mouth and damn near tore their cheek, and put a thumb in an eyea couple times to save my ass or someone elses.
I promise you they stink in a way that nasty fish sounds appetizing. Between the no bathing and chemicals that mess up their body it is abhorable.
Dang. I need a beer.
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