Bear News Beartown News

JUNE 1, 2000

WHAT COLOR CAR DO YOU
Drive?

Are you aware that the color of the car you buy is determined by your psyche? Different types of people prefer different colors.
Here is the color preference chart:
GREEN: For adventurous, fresh, young, vital citizens. They enjoy the outdoor life and have a pioneer spirit, being full of life and vigor. They enjoy people and small talk.
RED: For those who enjoy living, loving, and laughter. It's a fundamental and warm color, appealing to fundamentally warm people. It connotes fire and enthusiasm.
WHITE: (you have to pretend this color is white or you cannot see the letters) For attractive and artistic people, who like pretty things and feel they themselves are good to look at. Doesn't distract from a focal point. A person sitting in a white car is very noticable.
BLACK: Indicates substantial, sturdy disposition, people who disdain show and display, yet discreet and modest, and look to the better things of life.
BLUE: The more quiet, reserved, even-tempered, reliable, traditionally kind to strangers and loyal to friends. They are not out-in-front people, nor are they pulling up the rear.
BROWN or TAN: Cordial, deep-thinking folks, neighborly and well-meaning.
Actually, color preferences go in cycles. There was a time when it was difficult to sell green-colored cars. This was after World War II, when people were tired of anything close to khaki in color. Car buyers wanted something totally different, so they switched to red, and then the preference changed to white. Blue has never been a leader, but always a contender. The current trend is strong to black but the cycle has turned to green, and this is now one of the most popular colors.

WHERE'S THE BEEF?

General George Gizmo Zard, longtime Beartown resident and decorated Army retiree is not a man to be idle. A graduate of Perdue, he has an extensive background in animal husbandry and last month developed a new breed of chicken. Bitten by the mutation bug, General Zard continues to put Beartown in the world spotlight with his latest breed of cattle.

Thanks to the GENERAL for being a
BEARTOWN RESIDENT

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