Not really fair. We are asked to note a specific event then “faulted” for not noticing something else? I wonder if it would have been more obvious if the bear was a marke3dly different color, such as green or red. As such he kind of blends in with the team in black.
Alex says . . . |
July 17, 2011 /
1:02 am
Hey Ron, own up. He got you… you didnt notice and that’s the point…
Shawn says . . . |
August 8, 2012 /
9:52 pm
Wow that’s crazy never saw the bear
Laowai in Guangdong says . . . |
February 19, 2013 /
9:20 am
I saw the bear the very first time, and I thought it was there from the beginning, because I noticed it like 2 or 3 times. Also, I noticed 14, not just 13 passes of the white clad team.
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Not really fair. We are asked to note a specific event then “faulted” for not noticing something else? I wonder if it would have been more obvious if the bear was a marke3dly different color, such as green or red. As such he kind of blends in with the team in black.
Hey Ron, own up. He got you… you didnt notice and that’s the point…
Wow that’s crazy never saw the bear
I saw the bear the very first time, and I thought it was there from the beginning, because I noticed it like 2 or 3 times. Also, I noticed 14, not just 13 passes of the white clad team.