> Don't let a bear ranger catch you with that on the trail. (S)He might
> buy into the alternate usage, but I doubt it.
Your ranger will advise your crew not to take deodorant on your trek since
bears are attracted to it. So, an alternative usage is to attract bears,
something you really don't want to do.
YiS,
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