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#27 May 07 2013 at 3:50 AM Rating: Excellent
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#38 May 08 2013 at 7:25 AM Rating: Good
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Stop scaring off the bees. We're in serious trouble without them.
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#39 May 08 2013 at 8:12 AM Rating: Excellent
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Elinda the Adventurer Enthusiast wrote:
Stop scaring off the bees. We're in serious trouble without them.


Well if the plants would learn to spray pollen at each other and not just bukkake all over my car we wouldn't need the bees.
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#40 May 08 2013 at 8:16 AM Rating: Excellent
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Elinda the Adventurer Enthusiast wrote:
Stop scaring off the bees. We're in serious trouble without them.

Science will find a way.
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Take the pigeons while we're at it. Filthy little winged rodents.
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Stop scaring off the bees. We're in serious trouble without them.

Science will find a way.

I was just talking to my husband last night about ways to artificially pollinate, well, everything (we were sitting on the deck looking at our freshly flowered peach tree and noting we'd not seen a bee in the yard all season). We've also tossed around the idea of setting up a few hives - we have a great spot for them. It's expensive though if you have to keep replacing bees each season.

If robo-bees can pollinate they ought to get the next super-hero spot.
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I'd totally prefer robotic insects. They don't bite you and spawn offspring in your flesh.

What, bees totally do that.
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#44 May 09 2013 at 12:16 PM Rating: Excellent
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Why would you assume a robotic insect wouldn't? Because it isn't programmed to? Have you not seen Terminator? Skynet would totally create robotic flying mosquito spiders.
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I'd totally prefer robotic insects. They don't bite you and spawn offspring in your flesh.

What, bees totally do that.
Bees don't but some spiders do. Imagine that after a holiday to the tropics you come home and there's a bulge on your leg. You try to remember making an appointment with the doctor just in case but you forget because you don't really notice the bump.

Until it starts itching really bad one night, you start scratching and scratching and then the bump starts to move and once you've panicked enough to break open your skin out come a hundred baby spiders, crawling down your leg in a rush for freedom.
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I'd totally prefer robotic insects. They don't bite you and spawn offspring in your flesh.

What, bees totally do that.
Bees don't but some spiders do. Imagine that after a holiday to the tropics you come home and there's a bulge on your leg. You try to remember making an appointment with the doctor just in case but you forget because you don't really notice the bump.

Until it starts itching really bad one night, you start scratching and scratching and then the bump starts to move and once you've panicked enough to break open your skin out come a hundred baby spiders, crawling down your leg in a rush for freedom.

Is this a personal experience?

Leeches will have babies in you - in no time at all.
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#47 May 09 2013 at 1:01 PM Rating: Excellent
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His Excellency Aethien wrote:
Mazra wrote:
I'd totally prefer robotic insects. They don't bite you and spawn offspring in your flesh.

What, bees totally do that.
Bees don't but some spiders do. Imagine that after a holiday to the tropics you come home and there's a bulge on your leg. You try to remember making an appointment with the doctor just in case but you forget because you don't really notice the bump.

Until it starts itching really bad one night, you start scratching and scratching and then the bump starts to move and once you've panicked enough to break open your skin out come a hundred baby spiders, crawling down your leg in a rush for freedom.


Don't forget our good friend the Botfly

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#48 May 09 2013 at 2:53 PM Rating: Excellent
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Take the pigeons while we're at it. Filthy little winged rodents.
Nothing more disgusting than a flying rat.
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#49 May 09 2013 at 7:22 PM Rating: Good
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Bees are awesome. Wasps on the other hand exist solely to f*ck your sh*t up!


Spiders are also awesome. They eat wasps!

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#50 May 09 2013 at 7:28 PM Rating: Excellent
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It's not like Kao is going to look at this thread again after the spider pic.
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Good point, well made.
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