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Inara Pey: Living in a Modemworld 
Da Bears!
-ls/cm
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Should have a Flickr group for this :).
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LOL he does: http://www.flickr.com/groups/sl10bear
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Yay Strawbearry!
-ls/cm
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I know… in the process of sharing :).
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Oh you mean this one? 😉 http://www.flickr.com/groups/sl10bear/
-ls/cm
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Just trying to make sure it’s advertised :).
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Nice double bear-all shotgun. 😉
-ls/c,
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very droll, inara, very droll
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“We aim to raise a smile” 🙂
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No pictures, but some of the exploits of that well-known bear, Wolf Baginski, are recorded in the story Castle of the Wolf, in which the aforementioned bear drops in on a castle full of Nazis, and discovers a spear and magic helmet. We also discover how witches fly, and what really happened to “Foxy” Heydrich.
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Fixed the link for you :).
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I wasn’t expecting this; It is quite funny. XD
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Nobody expects the ursine exhibition!
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…Our chief weapons of suprise are being large, having fur and shooting back!
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And having a bettery of artillery on the wireless net….
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