Sure it's a little gravel-y, but there's a good view of women's volleyball.
According to The Daily Mail Online, the teddeh bears shown below are "the first soft toys to take part in extra-vehicular activity... at such an altitude."
Um, It's ABOUT TIME!
Check out Bear Armstrong and Nose Aldrin here.
According to the story: "The teddy bears had to endure temperatures of -53C but had special spacesuits made by school children from the nearby Parkside and Coleridge community colleges."
The Ted-astronauts weren't ALL about fun and games. Scientist Henry Hallam, 21, said: 'We asked the children to build the space suits for the teddy bears and we monitored the temperatures inside and outside the suits. It was great to involve these young people so they can learn about physics in a different and exciting way."
This bear threat-down brought to you by Mail Online, sent in by the uber-fabulous Vicki O.
Remember, Son, after you snorf your box of food, use a bamboo toothpick to make sure your teef are clean.
Good, Boy.
On behalf of grateful humans everywhere, thank you. [Holding salute]
Rock rock rock
[Brrrrring! Turn the page!]
Climb climb climb
Swing swing swing
[Brrrrring! Turn the page!]
Bridge bridge bridge
Look look look
Slide slide slide
The End.
Absolute redonkulousness brought to you by the letter "P" and Alaska Bear Playground by Umnak, Panda Cub by anitalee, Swinger by aqui-ali, queen of the castle by KCA, lookout by piggley, Sliding dog by fd.
(a little musical accompaniment, if you please ...)
Tall and brown and young and furry
the bear from Ipanema goes walking
and when she passes each bear she passes goes "aaah"
In the sea, he's always waiting
He'd gladly give up hibernating
for when she passes each bear she passes goes "aaah"
Ohhhhhh, but he watches so sadly
Hooooww can he tell her he loves her
Heeeeeee would just give his heart gladly
But each day when she walks to the sea,
She looks straight ahead not at he ...
May I have this samba, Melanie H.?
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