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Two fuzzy beaver mascots in the snow, one in a deerstalker cap doing detective work. Perfect for mystery-solving, dumb-plan, or 'case closed' captions. Free download.
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Two full-body beaver mascot costumes stand around in a blizzard like they're on a stakeout, and one of them is dressed as Sherlock Holmes, deerstalker cap and all, clutching what might be a magnifying glass with a paw. It's the kind of image that shouldn't work as a detective scene, and yet somehow completely does.
Use it for anything involving overconfident deduction, a case that's clearly beyond anyone's pay grade, or two coworkers standing in the cold pretending they know what they're doing. The plainclothes beaver sidekick in the little top hat just adds to the bit.
HOW ME AND THE BOYS FEEL AFTER REALIZING GENDER IS JUST A SCAM MADE UP BY BATHROOM COMPANIES TO SELL MORE BATHROOMS (I JUST REMEMBERED A FUNNIE MEME I SAW)
ELEMENTARY, MY DEAR BEAVER · THE CASE OF THE MISSING DAM MATERIALS IS SOLVED
WHEN YOU FIGURE OUT WHO LEFT THE GROUP CHAT · 'IT WAS OBVIOUS FROM THE START'
DETECTIVE WORK IN A BLIZZARD · STILL MORE PRODUCTIVE THAN MY MONDAY MEETING
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