kansasbowhunter
Shed Head!!!
He kind of reminds me of Jeff Spicolie (SP?) on the old movie "Fast times at Rigemont High".....
Mark...
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The Grizzly Man
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Butler Co.
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That was a great commercial. That dude is for sure a whack job
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firedog
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It just goes to show that mother nature will thin out the weak and stupid of any species whether it is animal or human.
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Exactly! I watched it last night and that is exactly what I was thinking!
It just goes to show that mother nature will thin out the weak and stupid of any species whether it is animal or human.
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Exactly! I watched it last night and that is exactly what I was thinking!
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PupChowMN
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Found this spoof of Grizzly man on the net, takes a little time to download but it's pretty funny.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5903516284967348088
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5903516284967348088
blake
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I have watched The Grizzly Man movie twice now. Back when this unfortunate incident happened, I also did some reading about Timothy Treadwell.
Having worked in the mental health profession for a number of years I am convinced that Mr. Treadwell was suffering from Bipolar Disorder. A person with Bipolar Disorder usually doesn’t know they are ill.
The sad part of this story is that many of Mr. Treadwell’s friends and the Alaskan authorities knew that Mr. Treadwell was ill, or at the very least they knew he was not acting in a mentally competent manner.
<font color="red">When a person is exhibiting thoughts and behaviors that are a danger to self and others the state has an obligation to have an individual evaluated for mental competence.</font>
Symptoms of Bipolar Disorder
Bipolar disorder differs significantly from clinical depression, although the symptoms for the depressive phase of the illness are similar. Most people who have bipolar disorder talk about experiencing "highs" and "lows" – the highs are periods of mania, the lows periods of depression. These swings can be severe, ranging from extreme energy to deep despair. The severity of the mood swings and the way they disrupt normal life activities distinguish bipolar mood episodes from ordinary mood changes.
Symptoms of mania - the "highs" of bipolar disorder
• Increased physical and mental activity and energy
• Heightened mood, exaggerated optimism and self-confidence
• Excessive irritability, aggressive behavior
• Decreased need for sleep without experiencing fatigue
• Grandiose delusions, inflated sense of self-importance
• Racing speech, racing thoughts, flight of ideas
• Impulsiveness, poor judgment, distractibility
• Reckless behavior
• In the most severe cases, delusions and hallucinations
Symptoms of depression - the "lows" of bipolar disorder
• Prolonged sadness or unexplained crying spells
• Significant changes in appetite and sleep patterns
• Irritability, anger, worry, agitation, anxiety
• Pessimism, indifference
• Loss of energy, persistent lethargy
• Feelings of guilt, worthlessness
• Inability to concentrate, indecisiveness
• Inability to take pleasure in former interests, social withdrawal
• Unexplained aches and pains
• Recurring thoughts of death or suicide
Having worked in the mental health profession for a number of years I am convinced that Mr. Treadwell was suffering from Bipolar Disorder. A person with Bipolar Disorder usually doesn’t know they are ill.
The sad part of this story is that many of Mr. Treadwell’s friends and the Alaskan authorities knew that Mr. Treadwell was ill, or at the very least they knew he was not acting in a mentally competent manner.
<font color="red">When a person is exhibiting thoughts and behaviors that are a danger to self and others the state has an obligation to have an individual evaluated for mental competence.</font>
Symptoms of Bipolar Disorder
Bipolar disorder differs significantly from clinical depression, although the symptoms for the depressive phase of the illness are similar. Most people who have bipolar disorder talk about experiencing "highs" and "lows" – the highs are periods of mania, the lows periods of depression. These swings can be severe, ranging from extreme energy to deep despair. The severity of the mood swings and the way they disrupt normal life activities distinguish bipolar mood episodes from ordinary mood changes.
Symptoms of mania - the "highs" of bipolar disorder
• Increased physical and mental activity and energy
• Heightened mood, exaggerated optimism and self-confidence
• Excessive irritability, aggressive behavior
• Decreased need for sleep without experiencing fatigue
• Grandiose delusions, inflated sense of self-importance
• Racing speech, racing thoughts, flight of ideas
• Impulsiveness, poor judgment, distractibility
• Reckless behavior
• In the most severe cases, delusions and hallucinations
Symptoms of depression - the "lows" of bipolar disorder
• Prolonged sadness or unexplained crying spells
• Significant changes in appetite and sleep patterns
• Irritability, anger, worry, agitation, anxiety
• Pessimism, indifference
• Loss of energy, persistent lethargy
• Feelings of guilt, worthlessness
• Inability to concentrate, indecisiveness
• Inability to take pleasure in former interests, social withdrawal
• Unexplained aches and pains
• Recurring thoughts of death or suicide
fullrut2
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thats me for sure...my girl say all I care about is deer hunting..bla bla bla or something? I dont know as I dont seem to hear very good when she starts talkin like that.as for the bear guy..he had to be flat out nuts! how could a person in his right mind hang with those grizz? only if I was packin a 378. whby mag.My friends tell me stories of bear hunting in canada and about bears comming up your tree..not this guy.
doug
SaskGuy
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Fast times at Rigemont High".....
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One of the best movies ever Mark!!
I'd have been in the bathroom too if my sister had a frind like that.
Doug, I'd rather have a bear coming up my tree than across the ground at 35 mph. At least in the tree I've got a weapon for sure.
Fast times at Rigemont High".....
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One of the best movies ever Mark!!
Doug, I'd rather have a bear coming up my tree than across the ground at 35 mph. At least in the tree I've got a weapon for sure.