The best caption for this photo wins a Grand Trunk water bottle
Here at Wend we are experts at finding ways to enjoy the bare necessities (mother nature’s recipes) of life. Whether picking pawpaws or prickly pears; looking under rocks and plants; or stealing a glance at the fancy ants, we know how to forget about our worries and our strife. But at the end of the day, nothing quite makes us forget about our worries and our strife like bears. You know, like bears sticking their heads in trailers, bear-themed sleeping bags, dancing bears, bears who wield ice skates to kill humans, bears breaking into Subways, Oregon bears, Montana bears, bears, bears and more bears. Nothing gets us quite as excited as seeing bears doing, well, just about anything. Perhaps our admiration for the bears’ lifestyle – the notion that the bare necessities are why a bear can rest at ease – is what draws us. Or maybe it’s just because we’re all rain-crazy here in Portland and figured it would be fun to stop working in front of a gloomy window and look up photos of bears instead.
Either way, we know that you, dear reader, can appreciate a good bear photo as well as any of us – even if it does look slightly Photo-shopped. So when we came across this photo of a bear interacting with a bicycle, our next move was obvious: Caption contest. And we figured, who better to team up with for the contest than our friends over at Grand Trunk?
So prove your wit by submitting the best caption and you will win a Grand Trunk water bottle to help wash down some of the pride.
The contest:
Come up with a caption for this photo then write it in the comments section. We will re-run the photo on the Wend blog with the winning caption on Friday.
Did you take this photo? I’d love to give you credit. Just send me a link to your website.
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This seat is un-bearable!
This might get me to the blueberries in time!
“Have Bear, will travel.”
If Lance Armstrong can ride one of these, I should be able to also.
One quick saddle adjustment, and I’m off!
” This seat smells delicious”
Let’s see how Mr Armstrong likes riding without this….
my cousin was attacked by a human and one of these? i thin k i could beat it!
(http://www.cnn.com/2010/US/06/15/alaska.bear.attacks/index.html?hpt=Sbin)
If I had a wrench to drop this seat this baby would be mine…
If only I could figure out how to use this contraption, I could ride all the way to Alaska!
It doesn’t matter who you are, get outside.
Agh! She did it again, always adjusting my seat!
Why can’t she just use her own bike?
Damn. Plastic! If this was a Brooks I could eat it.
Hipster bear gets ready to ride.
Bears are cycling to help the environment; looks like this bear found a way to go green, stay in shape, and tackle prey faster.
Bearly 24 pounds my snout! This thing is a pig!
Wow, This thing is heavier than my 8 inch travel FreeRide bike.
I warned Rick to stay outta Yellowstone. Dumbass didn’t listen.
Santa, I thought I asked for ‘peoples’ not ‘pedals’ for Christmas! Is this thing even edible?
Sweet! Now I have a bike to ride on the Naked bike ride this Saturday! I guess I should start shaving now, it’s going to take a long time.
Damn, someone stole my rear reflectors, are they trying to get me killed?
The perfect getaway device for Yogi’s “pic-a-nic baskets” extraction missions!
Welcome to the gun show, ladies.
two words, chop shop
“This is way better than what we get to ride at the circus.”