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I’ve encountered black bears twice: first was In Great Smoky Mountains national park (Tennessee) as a teen. It was a bunch of us teens on a camping trip and we were pretty dumb by getting WAY too close to get pictures. I think it was a young one. It was pretty chill, sniffed in our direction but nothing happened. Second time I was in Shanendoah National Park (Virginia) with my Husband, hiking. bear was a good 50 meters away. Maybe I’m still a little crazy, but I walked just a FEW feet in its direction hoping to get a better look, (I was pretty far away). I figured it wouldn’t likely have any desire to attack, and if it thought I was too close it would more likely walk away, being that it had unlimited forrest to do so. I wasn’t expecting it to feel threatened. (It wasn’t fazed) But if you let my hubby tell the story, he’ll say I excitedly ran toward it to pet it. (NOT what happened lol). He made us leave the area immediately (sigh). My mom and I were once camping in Rocky Mountain National Park (Colorado) and saw a moose pretty far off in the distance, nowhere close enough to get it upset. We and a few campers watched it munch on some plants in a pond for awhile. Cool to see. Didn’t know at the time that they can be pretty aggressive. On a recent trip to South Caroline I was walking near some ponds iin the area where there's alligator and cottonmouths (a venomous snake that likes water) but didn’t see any. 
 Interestingly enough, it’s the PREY animals that can be the most aggressive, as they’re used to having to defend themselves against predators. MOST predators don’t see humans as prey (unless we act like it by running away with out back to it. ) Unless we do that or it feels somehow cornered or has babies, it’s not likely to attack. 
There’s a fascinating video of a hiker in Utah who stumbled across some cougar cubs. Momma wasn’t having it. She escorted him for 6 terrifying minutes as he walked backward from the area. Absolutely terrifying. But he did all the right thing by walking backward, yelling and being as big as he could while not running or EVER turning his back to her. She bluff-charged him a few times even, but She just wanted him out of the area., and he complied. If she wanted to kill him or eat him he’d have never seen her coming. 
Is this the same advice for being in Lion or leopard area f you see one? (Act big, yell, don’t ever turn your back? )

R.I.P TOBY KEITH 🇺🇲 A TRUE AMERICAN PATRIOT!!!

LSU and USC 🇺🇸

These videos are fun. The 2nd one is the best. Also check out “Nimh explains the Unwritten Rules of Baseball.”

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lol you guessed the schools and states almost perfect

You were talking over him saying Jordan was busting his tail on defense even as a 40 yr old.

They made a record out of this...A American Treasure!!!

The good lord just lent us one of his angels for a little while and then decided our time was up and needed her back.

So I'm as American as you get. I've been in a LOT of the states, though not all. Here's my favorite parts and some things to keep in mind. 1) I was born in Utah, lived there until I was about 9, but I lived in an area called the "Wasatch front" (feel free to google Images) which is more north, not on the desert-y or "martian landscape" looking part of the state. it was beautiful there (Wasatch). But if you like the Martian landscape look, the lower part of Utah would definitely worth it. Just make sure you're dressed for weather, which can change drastically between day and night in Utah because it's so dry. it can easily be 32 Celsius in the day and 10 celsius at night. Oh, and if you want to hike in Utah, find the UA-cam video of the guy who stumbled across some cougar babies and Mama stalked him for 6 minutes. ("Cougar stalks hiker for 6 minutes") Scary! But really, mama cougar was just making sure the guy went far away from her babies. If she'd wanted to kill him, he wouldn'tt have seen her coming. The video is educational because the hiker did all the exactly right things, why he lived to tell the tale. 2) Colorado Rocky Mountains are UN-freaking-BELIEVABLE,. It's some of my favorite landscapes. One of my favorite songwriters (who was obsessed with nature/outdoors and loved Colorado so much he took the last name "Denver") wrote a whole song about the Colorado Rockys and how life-changing it is to go there. But depending on the altitude where you normally live, Your body may actually go through physical symptoms related to the extreme altitude of the Rockies. Over-hydrating can help with this. 3) Oregon, yes yes yes definitely worth visiting. It has a LOT of beauty. But Depending on exactly where and what time of year it can be VERY rainy, so keep that in mind. Some people don't like how much it rains on the Oregon coast. And yes, most kids who were (like me) young children in the 80's DEFINITELY played Oregon trail game at school.. a LOT, during designated computer lab times. 4)Alaska I would love to visit. Not been yet. Seems aMAZING (if you can go when the mosquitos aren't too bad.) 5) For me the desert isn't where it's at. Those Utah rock formations are pretty, but prefer cozy costal towns or forrest paths . But that's just preference, I can definitely see why people would want to see the rocks and desert of the southwest, it has its own beauty, . 6. New England is GORGEOUS in the fall with the colors. 7.) The Great Smoky Mountains in Tennessee have a very special place in my heart. Their like stepping back into a past century..The Forrests.. 8)) My next trip I'd like to either do Upstate New York (the beautiful part nowhere near "the city") in the fall, or out west (I'd LOVE to go to Glacier, or Yellowstone or even Yosemite) But I'm on the East coast and that travel takes time and money. 8) Sorry.. I do love good barbecue, and rodeos can be fun, but to me Texas is highly overrated (don't come for me Texas peeps!) . I'm sure it has some pretty parts, but I definitely don't think of it as a pretty state at ALL, and it's definitely no where even near my top 10 places I'd like to visit next (I have been in Texas before). 9) Not sure exactly what your climate is where you live, so that would affect what you would like personally. Me, I have lived in Virginia about 20 years and it can be beautiful (Shanendoah national park is gorgeous) but I actually DESPISE the climate most of the year. there are a few (way too few) delicious crisp fall days that can be amazing, but like I said, very few... summer keeps trying to come back until December. UGH! and the humidity.. DESPISE. My preference for outdoor activity/nature is 10 celsius to 22 celsius. (yes, maybe I need a sweater or light jacket at 10, but I'd rather that then sweat. HATE THE HEAT. if it weren't for family, I would absolutely move north, maybe even to Canada. LOVE the cool.

Texas is so huge each region has their own style!

UGA and GATECH... University of Georgia and Georgia Tech! We love our college football! Professional football is great BUT college football is way more exciting! The rules are a little different. It's just way more exciting to watch people not getting paid millions of dollars. Plus, they really try much harder I think. It's just more fun and you see many more surprises!

Worst, most basic commentary I could have hoped for

Don't get me wrong, I love the F-22 & F-35. Total game changers. But there's nothing like the F-15. I just finished an F-15 model painted with a desert aggressor scheme. The extra bombs to add to it just arrived and I've been putting them together to paint and add on.

You were correct, Tennessee!

soccer?😂

You keep talking about college sports are nothing like this around the world and in your country, let's talk Pro Sports in your country, are pro sports in your country anything like this? Other than once or twice a year

Are pro sports like this every week in the rest of the world ?

i am American. that is funnier than hell. i may eat one hot dog a year and i eat it at home. i went to ZA hunting. i liked everything about ZA except load sheading.

thank you for what you said about the us. most Americans are proud to be an American. i do wish the anti-Americans would leave.

As a former Army attack helicopter pilot with combat experience, I really liked how you remained silent during the entire video. Thank you!

We are still a British colony. Our military does the Monarchies bidding.

Your face didn't react when she hit "And the rockets' red glare"???

Not just the "old timers" who have respect for the Founding Fathers of the United States.

"As You've Never Heard It " is because the asshole who posted it is lying! His comments are off....

Yeah when that song came out we were in the bars and it was played on the jukebox about every half hour

They performed at a NFL game in London I’m not sure if it was pregame or halftime show, but it was also good. Also if you get a chance checkout their “Script Ohio” routine in pregame. It’s amazing

This collaboration was actually the idea of one of the Air Force's "Singing Sergeants": Tech. Sgt. Nadia Sosnoski, the young woman who was highlighted on the line, "to the hills of Tennessee..." She's a friend of Tim Foust, the member of Home Free who sings the bass part.

5:48 those kinds of throws are some of the absolute hardest plays that can be made in the infield, and you get more excited for a flip behind the back on a play where it wasn't even necessary lol. Only someone with an absolute cannon on their arm can make a play like that lol.

She was number 1 on the charts!! No one else has done that! I'm american, I cry EVERY time I hear her sing the anthem.

for views?? none of these catches were extraordinary i am sorry baseball fans, but they will be regular catches in cricket and without gloves

I was active duty from 1998 to 2006... this was DEFINITELY an anthem!!! LETS GO!!! Now days, America sucks!!! But I would do it all over again!!!

You missed the significancs of Piazza's home run. It was the first one in the first game in New York after 9/11.

My husband loved scrapple, however,I did not. So you either love it or you don't.

The University of Alabama ROLL TIDE !!!!

Acappella no instraments

It also has Home Free acappella group.

That was called a white out for Penn State

Always gives me the chills. What a voice

Skip the chittlins, they are a VERY acquired taste.

University of Florida alumni here. Go Gators!

Sitting here at my computer I remained silent, it's called respect.

The NFL once approached Columbus, Ohio and asked them if they were interested in a pro football team, Columbus responded...... We already have one The Ohio State Buckeyes 😂😂😂😂😂

Call me partial because I am a born and raised Ohioan, but we aren't called The Best Damned Band In The Land for nothing, lol! Harder to get a scholarship for the band than our football team and they are phenomenal in their own right! GO BUCKS! OH.......I O! ❤❤❤❤

I hate to be a downer but 90% of this is simply not true. It makes me angry that people produce stuff like this just to manipulate emotions and get views when our real history is just as meaningful and amazing. It describes the War of 1812, not the Revolutionary War, so states, not colonies. There was no ultimatum. Key negotiated for the release of one man, Dr. Beanes, not a cargo hold full of humanity. It was Fort McHenry, a military fort defending Baltimore Harbor, not a refuge for women and children. The nation would not have reverted to British rule had Fort McHenry fallen. There were 50 ships, not hundreds, mostly rafts with guns. The fort is 150 miles from the ocean, across from Camden Yards ballpark. The battle started in daylight and continued for 25 hours. George Washington never said, “What sets the American Christian apart…” The British aimed to take Baltimore, not the flag. About 25 Americans died, and their bodies did not hold up the flagpole. The war involved British kidnapping of US sailors and our plans to conquer Canada. We had 7 million Americans to 80,000 Canadians and 2,000 British troops. During Napoleon's time, the Brits were busy elsewhere, and we nearly succeeded. Much false history today traces to David Barton, who pretends to be a historian to inject religious influence into our founding. He wants a theocracy, a country run by the church. Our separation of Church and State is unique and has saved us from religious wars while providing unheard-of religious freedom. We dishonor our rich, brave history with such nonsense. Shame on those who create it. I love my country and its true history.

ZELDA

I'm 63 and remember exactly, This song made me feel thankful that I am an American. And I am an Okie like Toby. RIP.

University of Michigan is known as 'the Big House' & is the largest stadium in the Western Hemisphere & 3r in the world. Alumni buy season tickets for themselves & put their newborns on waiting lists for season tickets for them as well. College football is serious stuff for us Americans& U of M is my team.

UCLA!!!