Does a bear grab a man trying to crap in the woods

Posted by: Somethingsmellsf

Does a bear grab a man trying to crap in the woods - 05/24/12 12:18 AM

Talk about a morning ritual!



http://worldnews.msnbc.msn.com/_news/201...ear-attack?lite


Fishy
Posted by: Dogfish

Re: Does a bear grab a man trying to crap in the woods - 05/24/12 12:30 AM

Brings a whole new meaning to my "morning growler".
Posted by: Salmo g.

Re: Does a bear grab a man trying to crap in the woods - 05/24/12 01:19 AM

Talk about a basic lack of respect!
Posted by: Fast and Furious

Re: Does a bear grab a man trying to crap in the woods - 05/24/12 01:36 AM

Never get between a bear and his charmin.
Posted by: Twitch

Re: Does a bear grab a man trying to crap in the woods - 05/24/12 02:13 AM

Next time my wife says "JEEZUS! Did a bear just wreck the bathroom!?" I'll show her this link and say, "Maybe?"
Posted by: Jerry Garcia

Re: Does a bear grab a man trying to crap in the woods - 05/24/12 08:37 AM

I'm sitting on the throne, and my feet are sort of up on the 'poopstool,' we call it," he told CBC.

Poopstool?
Posted by: docspud

Re: Does a bear grab a man trying to crap in the woods - 05/24/12 10:17 AM

At least he did not have to worry about shiating his pants when the bear came for him.
Posted by: Somethingsmellsf

Re: Does a bear grab a man trying to crap in the woods - 05/24/12 11:23 AM

I wondered about that poopstool also, only in Canada. I'll have to ask the boys when I get up there in July.


Fishy
Posted by: stlhead

Re: Does a bear grab a man trying to crap in the woods - 05/24/12 12:02 PM

The bear was hungry for some boneless brown trout.
Posted by: Fast and Furious

Re: Does a bear grab a man trying to crap in the woods - 05/24/12 05:47 PM

Originally Posted By: Jerry Garcia
I'm sitting on the throne, and my feet are sort of up on the 'poopstool,' we call it," he told CBC.

Poopstool?


Assuming he is sitting in the normal position and not squatting, there is a small stool that a few folks use to put there feet on. A DC had one in his bathroom. He told me by lifting the feet up, it changes the geometry of the plumbing etc in the body and helps to move more crap thru the system. There is some validity, most folks will find a time, they think they are done, stand up and seconds later, they have another movement.

sorry to ruin the thread.
Posted by: stlhead

Re: Does a bear grab a man trying to crap in the woods - 05/24/12 05:58 PM

So you are saying that a small stool creates a larger stool.
Posted by: Fast and Furious

Re: Does a bear grab a man trying to crap in the woods - 05/25/12 12:43 PM

Originally Posted By: stlhead
So you are saying that a small stool creates a larger stool.


This could be important. Someone call Howard Stern.