> Hi Ed:
> Yes, I guess it is possible to "polarize a polar bear" since they all
> live in the North Pole regions
> Rance Velapoldi (Norway)
Y'mean the polar bears (north pole) and the penquins (south pole) do not get
along well? Sort of like rivet counters and tinplaters? I guess you are right
-- those polar bears are polarized. I wonder how long the penguins would last
if they were both on the same island.
"S"miles.....Ed L.
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