Exit, pursued by a bear

[twentysix by twentyfive]

I don't think @vernon will find this funny

That was @vernon

 

[CopperCyclist]

I posted this a while ago. Consensus was fake. Most convincing argument for me was the angle when looking backwards - it's too perfect. Anyone with a headcam will know that even the best shoulder check only manages to catch things just to side the of you - not 180 degrees behind.

 

[twentysix by twentyfive]

I killed a bear once. I got stuck in its throat

 

[coffeejo]

Can I get some likes here for the Shakespearean thread title?

No, because I've already quoted that stage direction today.

 

[MichaelW2]

I posted this a while ago. Consensus was fake. Most convincing argument for me was the angle when looking backwards - it's too perfect. Anyone with a headcam will know that even the best shoulder check only manages to catch things just to side the of you - not 180 degrees behind.

Motion blur on the trees and grass but not the bear shows added super-imposed beariness. Unlike this video of a marauding lion.

 

[vernon]

Bears, schmears, PAH!

That video is well faked.

Besides I've been undergoing aversion therapy with my host's neighbour's bear. It's now averse to my company.

 

[Fnaar]

I posted this a while ago. .

Ooops My bad (as nobody should ever say).

 

[Deleted member 23692]

That is so fake

Yup sure is. The light on the bear is nowhere close that in the woodland.