![Taxidermist's bear form on an antiques shop in Florence, Colorado](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjBaxzUh7L4YX3kWbazH3Uju2zdk6ZI0zSNB1-o0p-oVQWX8KI_Zy-wl_XSisVP6GH_bo7gpANSnTBrCQWPawlj0Y_ziCfKUUFlgX86f_whY8IS9GpZuUfpnO793WaE7PXP6x7t/s400/bluebear.jpg)
You think, "A bear on the roof would really draw 'em in," but you don't have a large bear sculpture, and, face it, the chainsaw bears are so last-century.
But you come across a taxidermist's form for a gigantic bear, and so you bolt it to the roof.
It's still a bear, although it lacks ears and teeth and makes the passer-by think of a prehistoric bear that has spent centuries in a glacier, losing its fur in the process.
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