NFL, NBA, and Baylor
5/22/12
The bear, in some middle-eastern countries is refereed to as the 'She Wolf', the mystic witch of Islamic lore. Though religious history shows that the Marchosas is in reality the fabled Islamic 'She Wolf', the earliest symbol for the pre-roman republic and served the ancient Roman army until the Shield of Pakuku was the favorite. Whatever way the bear is understood it served as the iconic symbol of slavery. And, the brown bear was the audience attraction at the ancient Roman Colosseum as the killing or freedom for the bear itself was the means to determine if any spectators would be sacrificed.
These iPhone images are slowly getting darker each year, but the faces in them are still somewhat visible. The further away the better the shape is seen. The image in the center is one of a cigar king written about in 'The Submarine, #3'.
The 'Bear' is a favorite icon among the different types of professional sport leagues.Baylor, Chicago, Russian Olympics, and or course Champ Bear who loves playing sports and games. But a bear sitting less then a mile from the University of Oklahoma main campus can be somewhat of a question. OU's mascot is a horse! But horses at one time were believed to be bears!
The bear, in some middle-eastern countries is refereed to as the 'She Wolf', the mystic witch of Islamic lore. Though religious history shows that the Marchosas is in reality the fabled Islamic 'She Wolf', the earliest symbol for the pre-roman republic and served the ancient Roman army until the Shield of Pakuku was the favorite. Whatever way the bear is understood it served as the iconic symbol of slavery. And, the brown bear was the audience attraction at the ancient Roman Colosseum as the killing or freedom for the bear itself was the means to determine if any spectators would be sacrificed.These iPhone images are slowly getting darker each year, but the faces in them are still somewhat visible. The further away the better the shape is seen. The image in the center is one of a cigar king written about in 'The Submarine, #3'.