Looks like Smokey preferred the bearer over the gift. Which in many cultures is considered a compliment.
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That’s one of the best ones I’ve seen. The child could be playing hide and seek inside the bear for all we know.
The wording of your comment is excellent in its economy and precision. I could meditate on it, and I don’t even meditate.