9781498403566 - land of the midnight son! von w. m. p. (3 Ergebnisse)

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - My story will contain many interesting short stories, with humor throughout, such story may go like this: While working on the Alaskan Pipeline Project as a Physician Assistant, a man was digging a ditch with a backhoe, suddenly, a brown bear showed up 'irritated' that this 'creature' was tre…spassing upon his territory! While the backhoe's bucket was quickly put into the up position, . . . the bear responded aggressively by standing on his two rear legs and cocked his head back and forth; . . . when the bucket was jiggled by the laughing operator, then the bear was infuriated and livid . . . that this monster usurped territorial claims, . . . after all, he was King of the Tundra!! He forcefully swatted at the bucket with one paw then the other while the operator of the backhoe chuckled and recoiled from the tremors brought about via the bear's strength, . . . within the cabin of the machine. After some time, . . . the furry beast did not find any humor in this warfare! After a couple of swift flurries of left and right swats at this behemoth, . . . and with the resulting jarring of the operator's cabin, this bear, with disgust written on his face, left in humiliating defeat! (See PROVERBS 17:12, 'Let a bear robbed of her whelps meet a man, rather than a fool in his folly.').