Unhappy Thread III (average, temperatures, days, season)

[Razza94]

I love bees.

[Forever96]

I don't particularly like bees either there just fury wasps...

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Bees are much less aggressive than wasps.

When I was younger, I remember being really afraid of bees. I remember running away from one outside - so my grandmother went up to one and stroked its fur to show me that they're not scary. The bee didn't do anything in response. Made me feel less fearful of them.

Worth bearing in mind though that bumble bees (the one pictured above ) don't make honey.

[irlinit]

Just saw a massive Game of Thrones spoiler (I'm only on season 4 ATM)

[Razza94]

Originally Posted by dunno what to put here

Worth bearing in mind though that bumble bees (the one pictured above ) don't make honey.

But they're still productive members of society. Unlike those deadbeat wasps.

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I gave a bumble bee some sugar water once. Good idea if you ever see one on the ground - they're usually tired.

[Razza94]

Bless his cotton socks.

[Infamous92]

I'd always assumed they were dying if they were lying on the ground. Good to know they can be helped.

[Warszawa]

Originally Posted by dunno what to put here

Bees are much less aggressive than wasps.

When I was younger, I remember being really afraid of bees. I remember running away from one outside - so my grandmother went up to one and stroked its fur to show me that they're not scary. The bee didn't do anything in response. Made me feel less fearful of them.

Worth bearing in mind though that bumble bees (the one pictured above ) don't make honey.

This. Bees in general are not aggressive and keep to themselves. It is the wasps who constantly end up crawling into places they shouldnt be near. I've had a wasp sting me once because it crawled onto my opened palm and I closed my hand without seeing what was there

[Forever96]

Originally Posted by warszawa

this. Bees in general are not aggressive and keep to themselves. It is the wasps who constantly end up crawling into places they shouldnt be near. I've had a wasp sting me once because it crawled onto my opened palm and i closed my hand without seeing what was there

wtf...