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   Smythe Symble said, 7 months ago

   I hope They started the Trip with a nutritious, delicious Cereal:
   ….part of a balanced Breakfast.
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   Randy_B said, 7 months ago

   I don’t know if I’d dignify a gang of raccoons with the title “predators”.
   (A little-known and seldom-used term for a group of raccoons:
   a “gaze”.)
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   Sisyphos said, 7 months ago

   Monty, the experienced and wise safari-guide. Befouled by peanut butter, his chances of bear-encounter have gone way up high. Karma can be poetic….
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   Number Six said, 7 months ago

   Moondog has The Edge on Monty.
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   frumdebang said, 7 months ago

   @Number Six

   Very nice reference. I still shudder at the scene where the bear comes into their camp at night and simply grabs the third guy.
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   stomps said, 7 months ago

   I don’t have to run faster than the bear, I just have to run faster than you…
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   Number Six said, 7 months ago

   @frumdebang

   You and me both!
   
   I’m glad someone got the reference. Great movie wasn’t it!
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   Coyoty said, 7 months ago

   I think Moondog is safe. Bears may be attracted to peanut butter, but its being on Monty is a deterrent.
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   thehag said, 7 months ago

   10’ up, 10’ out.
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    Arch Stanton said, 7 months ago

    @Number Six

    good movie, thanks for the reminder.
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    Comic Minister said, 7 months ago

    If the bear comes near you Monty run outta here!
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    fishbulb239 said, 7 months ago

    As a kid, we were backpacking in New Mexico, in an area where you needed to put all of your edibles, as well as items like soap, in “bear bags” to avoid attracting bears and “mini bears” (rodents and the like). One morning I found a hole in my backpack. I dug into the pack to determine what food item I had inadvertantly left in the pack and was able to find a ziploc bag that the critter had chewed into. The bag held only a pair of filthy socks. How could I forget to put that tasty treat into the bear bag? On another trip, my friend and I were eating Oreos in the tent before bed. We put the leftover Oreos outside of the tent before going to bed, but didn’t account for the crumbs. We awoke to find two skunks in our tent. Making matters worse, they couldn’t find their way back out of the tent again and were beginning to panic. It made for an interesting night.
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    Hunter7 said, 7 months ago

    Been lucky on the camping…we would put the coolers in the car, but still kept the treats in the tent. Did spend an afternoon watching a squirrel use our campsite as a short cut to the tenters up the hill. That squirrel spent 2-3 hours removing one peanut at a time from a bag found in that tent. Until someone was surprised by the squirrel. The shrieks could be heard through out the campground park. (Canadian provincial park. designated camp sites, we could barely see the other sites through the trees and scrubs.)
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    Suzanne said, 7 months ago

    @Randy_B

    The things we learn from the comics pages.
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    Suzanne said, 7 months ago

    @fishbulb239

    No, no, no, no. Never eat in a tent. If you do, you will have to take the tent home and wash it.
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