Here's one from our Canadian family...

[Troyskie]

I love bears...

[Pat Conlon]

The (not so)  funny part is, that this is true.

[Charlie-brm]

Thanks. I was actually looking for that poster this week because of the recent number of bear attacks in Alaska and western Canada. I wasn't going to make light of those attacks but there are other cases of people just being dumb@$$ crazy when it comes to getting up in the face of a critter that sees you as a threat or as a meal before hibernation. I have a close Inuit friend who considers the bear (Polar bear I suppose) as his spirit animal because they never gave him personally any trouble out on the land, but like our FJs, your mileage may vary.

[fj1289]

I "think" the bear wandering through our yard last week was a black bear ...

[krusty]

Due to the sign not being bi-lingual it failed to mention that grizzly shit is shaped like a croissant .

[T Legg]

Black bear. No bells.

[Charlie-brm]

Due to the sign not being bi-lingual it failed to mention that grizzly shit is shaped like a croissant .

I think you are "Poutine" me on, mate.

[Old Rider]

Black bear. No bells.

You have to lift it up and shake it a little to be sure because the bells can hide inside

[krusty]

Due to the sign not being bi-lingual it failed to mention that grizzly shit is shaped like a croissant .

I think you are "Poutine" me on, mate.

Says he with a cheesy grin.

[PaulG]

Black bear. No bells.

You sure that's not just a burnt cinnamon bun with skittles in it?

[T Legg]

You could call it an apple pie.