EPTThis time, a more dangerous looking specimen of this repulsive family of stingin' buzzers decided to waltz into my humble abode. Whereas the bee in my previous thread was fat, yellow and lazy looking (albeit fuckin HUGE!!), my guest of today was slim, thin and lethal to the core.
But today, I was ready. Last year's encounter with the wildlings had already prepared me for this one moment, the decisive battle! 10:32 AM, I was quietly working the cash register when I heard a distinct buzzing sound. Immediately, I recognized the heavier tone and prepared for a fight. At once, I whipped out my weapon of choice: an 18" plastic flyswatter (BLUE!!) and the battle ensued. Swift, aerial attacks raining needles from the sky vs. the patient, cocked and ready for action poise of the flyswatter.
The result??
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Pwnt!!
This year, the dark hot parking lot would carry the carcass of a great fallen warrior. The soul of that warrior now rests in hell, telling its brothers in trepidation about the human monster who turns bumblebees into humblebees, Ziller, the killer!
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I win! And look at that size of that thing...
Actually...I was scared silly and ran to the corner of the store like a little pussy. My dad and this carpenter guy killed it with said flyswatter. I just happened to take the victory snapshot after they tossed the bee out the door -_-
try to fix i wanna seeeeee~!!
. Are you confusing yellow jackets with bees? yellow jackets are very small but they are kind of violent (will attack you for no apparent reason) lots of the standard bees here though (abdomen is black/yellow stripes) are about as big as that ![[image loading]](http://images.saiyanisland.com/images/8365/1_Killerbee_Pic_1.jpg)
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