Not sure, but I know you don’t eat that yellow snow.
Yes, but I bet she had her towel.
Corollary: Eat a live toad first thing in the morning & nothing worse will happen to you for the rest of the day.
Not sure, but I know you don’t eat that yellow snow.
Yes, but I bet she had her towel.
Corollary: Eat a live toad first thing in the morning & nothing worse will happen to you for the rest of the day.
Because of the bear skat sitting in it you can always tell.
Honestly sounds like an insanity defense in the making. Isn’t being nuts punishment enough or does she NEED to be locked up so it won’t happen again?
Mulled Bear Piss. Now there’s a Christmas treat.
Edit for spelling. Sheesh…
Ah, humanity. You endlessly amuse me. Would that this was the weirdest story we’ve heard in the last six years, though. It’s not even in the top twenty at this point.
And they all laughed at me when I put “bear urine causes forest fire” on my 2021 bingo card.
Also, wouldn’t boiling bear urine serve to drive off the water; making it more concentrated? This was a stage in creating saltpetre for the production of gunpowder. If they can’t get her on arson charges, or drug charges, there is always domestic terrorism.
Well, she is a self-described, “shaman”; so maybe she asked the spirits to identify the sample?
Not to mention that a teabag isn’t even capable of filtering off small particles, much less the solvated urea molecules and salt ions that are the main waste products excreted in urine. Then again, this is one of those cases where trying to apply reason is probably an exercise in futility.
It tastes of porridge.
Even as an exercise in futility, this is an exercise in futility
Edited to include mirth:
It took me a moment to get it, but
she was found with CO2 cartridges
Putting the stream in SodaStream™?
The headline was incorrectly punctuated and spelled.
To ensure we did not confuse the bear which she was boiling with any other type of bear (e.g. a water bear, which would have been an understandable misapprehension in this context), it ought to have read: “…was boiling bear (ursine) to drink”.
Boiled bear is a traditional beverage round those parts.
Understandable error from a cub reporter.
Not pooh?
Damn, @ChuckV beat me to it!
Nah, if she’d had her towel she’d have been able to use it to strain the bear urine out with.
She’s a very unhoopy strag.
When a white chick calls herself a “shaman”, it’s likely the real word is “shammin’”.
Not too hot and not too cold, but just right. (In case, anyone was missing the brilliance of the joke and needed some help.)