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15-Aug-2006, 01:59 PM
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Originally posted by Gallagher
technically I am, because not only will you get stung, they'll take a chunk outta yer ***
technically I am, because not only will you get stung, they'll take a chunk outta yer ***
15-Aug-2006, 06:36 PM
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i havnt got stung in such a long time
killed over 100 bees last summer in shorts and a wifebeater, and only came close once. it landed on my arm but i grabbed it and squished it with my fingers so it died
killed over 100 bees last summer in shorts and a wifebeater, and only came close once. it landed on my arm but i grabbed it and squished it with my fingers so it died
15-Aug-2006, 07:46 PM
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I'm in Australia right now and I stayed with my cousins over the weekend. The windows on houses aren't fully insulated, so some bees built a nest near a window and forced their way into the house.
So we wake up on a saturday morning and find 30+ bees on the dining room window inside the house. We were stunning them with AirWick spray and sucking them up with a vacuum. I was swatting them with a newspaper, misjudged my distance and punched right thru the window. Bleeding hands, glass everywhere.
Damn bees caused some serious damage, and I had to tarp up the window while my cousins were trying to suck them up w/ the vacuum and spraying airwick, it took over 3 hours to get rid of them.
So we wake up on a saturday morning and find 30+ bees on the dining room window inside the house. We were stunning them with AirWick spray and sucking them up with a vacuum. I was swatting them with a newspaper, misjudged my distance and punched right thru the window. Bleeding hands, glass everywhere.
Damn bees caused some serious damage, and I had to tarp up the window while my cousins were trying to suck them up w/ the vacuum and spraying airwick, it took over 3 hours to get rid of them.
15-Aug-2006, 09:03 PM
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Originally posted by ashtonp24
I'm in Australia right now and I stayed with my cousins over the weekend. The windows on houses aren't fully insulated, so some bees built a nest near a window and forced their way into the house.
So we wake up on a saturday morning and find 30+ bees on the dining room window inside the house. We were stunning them with AirWick spray and sucking them up with a vacuum. I was swatting them with a newspaper, misjudged my distance and punched right thru the window. Bleeding hands, glass everywhere.
Damn bees caused some serious damage, and I had to tarp up the window while my cousins were trying to suck them up w/ the vacuum and spraying airwick, it took over 3 hours to get rid of them.
I'm in Australia right now and I stayed with my cousins over the weekend. The windows on houses aren't fully insulated, so some bees built a nest near a window and forced their way into the house.
So we wake up on a saturday morning and find 30+ bees on the dining room window inside the house. We were stunning them with AirWick spray and sucking them up with a vacuum. I was swatting them with a newspaper, misjudged my distance and punched right thru the window. Bleeding hands, glass everywhere.
Damn bees caused some serious damage, and I had to tarp up the window while my cousins were trying to suck them up w/ the vacuum and spraying airwick, it took over 3 hours to get rid of them.
That's a wicked story!
(But after all that Airwick, the house probably smelled soooo fresh, haha...)
15-Aug-2006, 09:31 PM
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Originally posted by Sha
Talk about PANIC!
That a wicked story!
(But after all that Airwick, the house probably smelled soooo fresh, haha...)
Talk about PANIC!
That a wicked story!
(But after all that Airwick, the house probably smelled soooo fresh, haha...)
15-Aug-2006, 10:07 PM
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I think I found my match with my battery powered fly swatter. 
I had a wasp nest just outside my back door. Stupid thing would fly land on the swatter. WTF!! No sport in that. Then next thing I knew there was like 50 flying around. YikES!!!
I had a wasp nest just outside my back door. Stupid thing would fly land on the swatter. WTF!! No sport in that. Then next thing I knew there was like 50 flying around. YikES!!!
16-Aug-2006, 08:07 AM
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Originally posted by SilverSleeper
Rephrase. I don't like yellowjackets.
I HATE, LOATHE and a, scared to death of marabuntas. Anyone who been to Guyana knows what they are.
Rephrase. I don't like yellowjackets.
I HATE, LOATHE and a, scared to death of marabuntas. Anyone who been to Guyana knows what they are.
knock on wood ive never went toe to toe with any yet ....
but yea ... they make yellowjackets look like crossing gaurds ... lol
16-Aug-2006, 07:16 PM
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Originally posted by JoonyaSI
... marabuntas are some serious tings bai !
knock on wood ive never went toe to toe with any yet ....
but yea ... they make yellowjackets look like crossing gaurds ... lol
... marabuntas are some serious tings bai !
knock on wood ive never went toe to toe with any yet ....
but yea ... they make yellowjackets look like crossing gaurds ... lol
