By deifying
Smokey the Bear, the sutra plays on the comical tension between the Buddha's mystical dignity and
Smokey the Bear's status as a mass-media cartoon mascot.
Through an innovative partnership with the USDA Forest Service, a portion of the proceeds from every sale of
Smokey the Bear honey goes to support educational efforts on wildfire prevention, say Natural American Foods officials.
My guess is that Neil was really desperate to come up with something to rhyme with `there' and he had already rejected `So I ate a pear,' `Like
Smokey the Bear,' and `There were nits in my hair.
And the campaign is intended to be as long-lasting and hopefully as effective as the iconic
Smokey the Bear forest fire prevention public service ads.
Everyone's favorite Forest Ranger,
Smokey the Bear, turned 65 this year, with a celebration on August 10.
Crutchfield, a noted Western historian, relates 31 historical events that shaped the history of New Mexico from the killing of Billy the Kid to the real story of
Smokey the Bear.
Smokey the Bear once said, "Only you can prevent forest fires.
Smokey The Bear showed his liking for the course when completing a hat-trick in a Class 5 handicap last month.
So, out go Heron Bay, Players Please, Charlie Tokyo, Sgt Schultz and
Smokey The Bear.
My uniform, the badge, and the
Smokey the Bear hat.
A 1996 study showed that more kids recognized the Budweiser Frogs than Tony the Tiger or
Smokey the Bear.
Those of you who are graduating today have not always had a warm feeling of affection for the men and women wearing the
Smokey the Bear hat, but today you realize that you are a better Airman because they care about you and our Air Force.
With the Department of the Interior also promoting recreational user fees, corporate sponsorship of park activities, and partnerships for bio-prospecting (companies looking to develop new drugs from microbes, plants, and animals) in the parks, one can start to imagine
Smokey the Bear recast as ComCast Bear, Arches National Park as Golden Arches National Park, or hip ads promoting Yellowstone washed jeans.
I remember a tough old drill sergeant, perfectly adorned with his
Smokey the Bear hat, telling me it is easy to be gung-ho and act like you know what you're doing when you've had plenty of sleep and have a full stomach.
