Bears!

[LuckyTheDog]

Boy, if I ever saw one of those babies close up, I am sure I'd feel a LOT of raw terror. Does that mean bears are terrorists?

http://www.bear.org/Grizzly/GB_Home.html

[Oceansaway]

1. fooled me....thought this was about 'Da Bears...lol

[bbinacan]

2. Me too. n/t

[Catshrink]

3. You mean Bears?

[LuckyTheDog]

4. Just as scary

I am sure they could terrorize anyone as puny as me. Oh my gosh... does that mean the Chicago Bears are TERRORISTS?!!!

[Oceansaway]

6. winning 8 in row without an offense, one might think that

[Touchdown]

5. The number 1 threat for 4 weeks running is bears.

It's always at the top of Colbert's Threat Down. You should know this. You would know this if you watch his show. Heroes and patriots know bears are the biggest threat, and the only people who are heroes and patriots are the people who watch his show. You can't get it if you don't watch his show. Only it getters watch his show. Lucky...you're on notice! ;)

[maxsolomon]

8. You "get it". You're an "it" getter!

i hope to god Hannity & O'Reilly watch Colbert every night & cry themselves to sleep.

[Halliburton]

7. I thought you meant DA BEARS

[Catshrink]

9. I didn't come here to start no trouble

I just came to do the super bowl shuffle.

[Chicago Democrat]

10. Bears!!!!

I do love them! Alive and happy...

[Catshrink]

11. 10 of them are injured?

They're listed as probable for Sunday's game. Urlacher and Muhammed are two of them.

[newswolf56]

12. The real terrorists of the quadruped world are much smaller:

Jack Russell Terrorists -- especially Jack Russell Terrorist puppies. :)

(In a real-life case I know of, a woman who had a rather large and infamously dog-chasing cat finally yielded to the demands of her two children for two dogs and got two Jack Russell pups; the pups, brother and sister, were about six months old. The woman assumed the pups would defer to the cat's alpha status, and assumed too that because the pups were so young, the cat would be relatively merciful. Wrong on both counts: the cat savagely attacked the pups, inflicting severe scratches; the woman of course separated cat and dogs, and told her children, themselves brother and sister, they probably couldn't keep the pups because the cat would surely kill them. The next day the woman went to work and her kids went off to school, leaving the dogs and the cat alone in the house; the dogs, with water, food (and newspapers to relieve themselves on) were closed in the boy's bedroom. When the family returned home that evening, the dogs were happily scampering through the entire house, and the cat -- nearly three times the size of each of the pups but bitten badly enough to require veterinary attention -- was cowering under the bed in the master bedroom. Apparently the cat -- who like many cats could open doors by leaping at the doorknob -- had let herself into the boy's bedroom, no doubt intending to kill both pups. But the pups, with the absolute fierceness for which their breed is famous, turned the tables. Indeed the cat was traumatized so thoroughly that she had to be given away, and at her new home, she hides in terror when a dog so much as walks through the yard.)