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Another signature on the Declaration of Independence?
This was noticed by an astute historian and sent on to me. Apparently, there is an earlier copy of the Declaration kept at the National Archives:
Posted in cover ups, Historical events
Tagged Declaration of Independence, Hooahbears, John Hancock
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Crossing the Delaware leaves a Hooahbear under the weather.
As noted from a soldier’s journal…”We went through the night across the Delaware with General Washington. Not only did the good general insist on standing up in the boat, but also that his good friend Hooahbear come with him. It is noted that the Hooahbear spent a great deal of the time staring into the water, and had a slightly greenish hue which did little to improve his complexion. I tried to make polite conversation with the Hooahbear, but for some reason he was not as talkative as usual.”
Drones: What’s all the Buzz?
A recent addition to the military arsenal are the drones. Hooahbears most commonly use the drones for surveillance, making sure that they know the position of any visitor or intruder on Mount Hooah.
Posted in Drones, Military culture, Uncategorized
Tagged Drones, hive, Hooahbears, surveillance
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Human Beans
Dr. Ullible had often puzzled about his initial Hooahbear encounter, when he was called a “human bean”. He knew he didn’t act like a bean, nor did he smell like one (even when he put one up his nose at the age of four and had to go to the doctor to get it removed). Although his mother occasionally called him “a bean sprout”, she also called him “pumpkin” so he assumed those were terms of endearment and not an actual physical attribute. Fortunately, in the Hooahbear medical journal, the NEJQ, he found a well written article by Dr. Galen about human beans. Apparently Dr. Galen overheard a mother of three telling a friend that her children were just “sprouting up” like weeds. Dr. Galen thus made the assumption that humans are an offshoot of the plant kingdom. Continue reading
Hooahbears looking for a few good Ruffs
The Hooahbears are constantly looking for dogs or “Ruffs” that they can use for their cavalry of Ruff Riders. To become a Ruff Rider is an honor for any dog; They have to be able to run the fastest, turn on a dime and have endurance. Hooahbears have to sift through an incredible number of applicants to find the ones that can live up to the standard of being a Ruff Rider. Here, we see a sheltie has made it to the first part of the training. The Hooahbears used to call it “Beast” but found it was being mistaken for a less rigorous training camp. They now call it “Ruffian”.
Posted in Sightings, Uncategorized
Tagged dog, recent Hooahbear sightings, Ruff riders, Ruffs
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