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No I hate bees & wasps, have you seen the size of the bees lately? they are bloody huge!

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No chance.

No I wouldnt just in case :laugh:


I likes bees though, but like most have said, wasps are nasty little bastards.

Cos I've seen it done and was intrigued who else would :D They actually put jam on childrens fingers to attract the wasps :shocked:

I felt that way about a spider last night. Caught it in a glass and went to flick it out the window. But the it jumped out just as I tilted the glass to flick!

It landed on the floor so I just stamped on it to stop it scurrying behind furniture. He had his chance for freedom.

Sounds like when I caught a spider in a glass to free it. Only it jumped in the glass so I lobbed the lot down the garden :joker:

This

Well seeing as I have a massive phobia of the things the thought of letting that happen alone scares the sh!t outta me.

How can you guys find bee's cute?! They are disgusting, evil little things. :bawling:

Bees and wasps and butterflies can die. I hate them all.

A few days ago I got a wasp stuck on my jumper sleeve, its leg was stuck. And then to my friends I was like OMG HELP OMFG! and all they could do was laugh.

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Bees can only sting once though, the wasp can sting many times

It can still sting though. That makes it evil.

A bee is a just a wasp wrapped up in a stripey jumper, they're both evil :nono:

Good point, you got me there.

No, they're horrid. :yuk:

Bees are okay, that wouldn't be too bad. To be honest I don't mind bees, we kinda need them after all.

Wasps are just bastards and I always forget the difference and think wasps are bees and then when it comes near me I realise and run.

I worked as a groundskeeper in Colchester Zoo and in the summer there's an amazing amount of wasps in the bins, particularly around the fast food and ice cream stands. I had to empty about 200+ bin bags and the wasps never stung me. They were too worried about the hornets.

Funnily enough, it is much safer to do nothing if a wasp lands on you and wait for it to go away or at least use a piece of paper or card to shove them off so they don't know it is you. They react really badly to provocation, especially in late summer/early autumn.

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This I've been stung by those bastards before, completely unprovoked http://www.emoticonzone.com/msn-emotions/angry/hmph.gif

A wasp once landed on my daughters shoulder and stung her three times for the hell of it. Little sh!t thing it was. I didn't manage to kill it either and just got it off her. I wanted revenge :mad:

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