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Twist: the woman and both her toddlers are retarded
I’m pretty sure that hearing the word “retarded” isn’t going to irreparably scar those children. Chill the fuck out, you sound retarded.
As overly-sensitive as you are, I sure hope you are not raising kids.
Would we even be reading this crap if the person loudly proclaimed that the bear was mentally challenged?
The average bear has the intelligence of a typical three year old child. While there is the case of a three year old being accepted into Mensa with an IQ of 160, unless the bear in question is smarter than the average bear, he would by adult standards, actually in fact be retarded.
This was yesterday, during Free admission day at the zoo, right? Considering free days at the zoo (from my experience) usually function as a drain for Gresham, Troutdale and Portland east of Mt. Tabor, This is what you get.
I bet you thought you were so smart driving out highway 26 in your 2001 Subaru with your Oregon map heart bumper sticker, didn’t you?
Cough up the $10 for admission during any other day of the month, cheapskate.
You get what you pay for.
You should have rounded on her and yelled, “NO, YOU’RE THE BEAR!”
If she’s talking about one of the polar bears then yeah, one of them is a bit “tarded”.