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Huge Bear Surprises Crew on EcoBubble Photo Shoot in BC

Home - by - January 25, 2013 - 08:00 America/New_York - 26 Comments


 

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  1. thirdtwin

    January 25th, 2013

    And all this time I thought Jellystone was in the US.

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  2. IronyCurtain

    January 25th, 2013

    My own rule of thumb:
    Never, ever purchase any product that markets to imbeciles as “Eco”.

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  3. thirdtwin

    January 25th, 2013

    @IronyCurtain…

    I will give the marketing guys partial credit for daring to brandish a defense weapon against polar bears.

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  4. MNHawk

    January 25th, 2013

    Leftists: It’s what’s for dinner.

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  5. Boobie the Rocket Dog

    January 25th, 2013

    I agree with Irony, but I thought the “eco” reference was as much a joke as the rest of the commercial.

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  6. thirdtwin

    January 25th, 2013

    @Boobie…

    I though Obama, with all of his fascist Alternative Energy spending, was responsible for the Eco-Bubble.

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  7. Claudia

    January 25th, 2013

    I’ll never buy into the ‘eco’ thing. But c’mon, that was funny!

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  8. Twellsy

    January 25th, 2013

    Damn funny.

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  9. Tuesday

    January 25th, 2013

    I fast-forward through all commercials. I would stop every time and watch this!

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  10. Stirrin the B.S.

    January 25th, 2013

    That was funny! Very clever marketing.

    I’m sure the bears were using phosphate free detergent.

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  11. woody

    January 25th, 2013

    Fake

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  12. thirdtwin

    January 25th, 2013

    @woody…

    but accurate.

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  13. The Doktor

    January 25th, 2013

    I guess, at the very least, this video answers that age-old question:

    “Does a bear do his laundry in the woods?”

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  14. dude

    January 25th, 2013

    RACIST! Black bears turning white

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  15. norman einstein

    January 25th, 2013

    Damn! I was hoping the bear was going to eat them all.

    @Irony, ditto x100!
    Also, anything that claims to be “organic”, “green” or “environmentally friendly”.

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  16. Claudia

    January 25th, 2013

    @dude, now you’re thinking like a true race baiter! hehehehe

    For the life of me, I can’t seem to get in that mindset. Even for a joke. Gotta work on that!

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  17. AbigailAdams

    January 25th, 2013

    Clever. But insufficiently clever to ever sell me an “eco” product.

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  18. Maudie N Mandeville

    January 25th, 2013

    “Eco’ means washes in 2 qts cold water with slow spin and your dryer doesn’t heat above 50º.

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  19. AbigailAdams

    January 25th, 2013

    @Claudia — Gutfeld lays bare all their whiny, grievance-mongering, race-baiting tactics in his new book. It’s a hoot!

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  20. Unruly Refugee

    January 25th, 2013

    A bear and a rabbit are taking a dump in the woods.
    The bear asks the rabbit: “Do you have a problem with sh-t sticking to your fur?”
    The rabbit says no, so the bear wipes his ass with the rabbit.

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  21. jeckelmyhyde

    January 25th, 2013

    Hey, could someone help me push my truck down to the lake so I can jumpstart my battery.

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  22. Boobie the Rocket Dog

    January 25th, 2013

    Then … that’s an eco-lie, eh?

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  23. RANDO

    January 25th, 2013

    That was a great commercial.

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  24. iamthegps

    January 25th, 2013

    That was… kinda wrong, but really funny.

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  25. beachmom

    January 25th, 2013

    If ecogeekos take the time to think about this, it will make them angry.
    The bear that turns out to be a dirty polar bear not only uses and enjoys a man made appliance. It’s an appliance that uses electricity.
    Then the bear tells all his friends and they come looking for the modern electrical convenience that man has made instead of jumping into the cold, cold water the way nature intended.

    I like it!

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  26. msq

    January 25th, 2013

    dissappointment at 47 seconds

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