flonicky
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The sightline to the big bear is blocked by the play structure leaving this poor bear frozen in a futile search.
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The sightline to the big bear is blocked by the play structure leaving this poor bear frozen in a futile search.
UtakataNoAnnex
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Kuma Kuma Kuma Kuma Kuma Chameleon...you come and go, you come and go. >.<
A 6264
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I hate to be the one going around correcting people, but the title is Karma Chameleon, and it's not nonsense words, the song does have a meaning.
(On top of that, most people don't seem to understand what the word karma means.)
ProjectEnd
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It's clearly Karmann, Karmann, Karmann, Karmann, Karmann Ghiiiiiiiiiiaaaaaaa. Everyone knows that, sheesh...
PL1
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Kuma is Japanese for bear.
A 6264
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rdaner
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GenerationLee
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Why does the big bear statue look like a memorial?
With the black stone, it feels like a solemn art object commemorating a sad event or something.
(unless the artist is comemorating last years Blue Jays season*)
With the black stone, it feels like a solemn art object commemorating a sad event or something.
(unless the artist is comemorating last years Blue Jays season*)
A 6264
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A couple of pages back, there is a photo of a sign which explains what it's about. The bear is sitting on a throne. Since the bear is fictional, the statue is unlikely to be a memorial. Some have said it reminds them of the Lincoln Memorial; that's the only connection I can see.
UtakataNoAnnex
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^...it looks unsettling though. >.<