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Wednesday, 1 September 2010
quote [ Terry Prouty has been fascinated with wasps, ever since he was a little boy, growing up in Louisiana. Now he’s all grown up and is the owner of possibly the most impressive wasp nest collection in the world. ]
WTF, My policy is, “If it flies, it dies”!!!
How wasps build their nests
[by JOECAM@4:52amGMT] [+6 Interesting] http://img.myconfinedspace.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/05/house_building.jpg |
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JOECAM
said @ 4:53am GMT on 1st Sep
[Score:1 Original]
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spite48
said @ 5:57am GMT on 1st Sep
I do not like wasps or hornets. Had a run in with a whole nest when I was 4. My skin is crawling right now. Thank you? |
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j5
said @ 6:05am GMT on 1st Sep
[Score:3]
i hate this stuff! |
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assbastard
said @ 1:00pm GMT on 1st Sep
[Score:1 Funny]
Shouldn't you be making a post about banging the playboy playmate? |
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maryyugo
said @ 6:12am GMT on 1st Sep
"My policy is, “If it flies, it dies”!!!" You and Bin Laden. |
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symmetrian
said @ 4:39pm GMT on 1st Sep
How does that even make sense? |
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maryyugo
said @ 8:39pm GMT on 1st Sep
[Score:-1 Boring]
Uh... airplanes... hijackings... any country ... ah, never mind. |
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leezurd
said @ 6:13am GMT on 1st Sep
[Score:4 Funny]
 O_o |
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ckfahrenheit
said @ 6:16am GMT on 1st Sep
[Score:1 Interesting]
I so want to have the balls to do this: |
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lilmookieesquire
said @ 9:23am GMT on 1st Sep
[Score:1 Informative]
Unlike yellowjackets and hornets, which can be very aggressive, polistine paper wasps will generally only attack if they themselves or their nest are threatened.[5] Since their territoriality can lead to attacks on people, and because their stings are quite painful and can produce a potentially fatal anaphylactic reaction in some individuals, nests in human-inhabited areas may present an unacceptable hazard.[6] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paper_wasp |
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ckfahrenheit
said @ 4:19pm GMT on 1st Sep
[Score:2 Interesting]
I've had yellowjackets land on me while they were helping themselves to a sandwich that was sitting on the table outside. Kind of cute when they slice out cubes of turkey and fly off with it. Unfortunately I've had to exterminate a few nests at the building where I work but as a rule I avoid harming them when possible. I'm more afraid of swarming honeybees trying to set up a nest. Honeybees seem like mindless robots; wasps are more thoughtful about attacking but sadly some of them kill spiders. Bumblebees are nice because they don't seem to give a fuck about anything else except flowers. Aside: the weirdest wasp incident was a yellowjacket murdered by a robber fly. I saw the fly catch it in midair and sit down to suck it dry |
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maryyugo
said @ 8:41pm GMT on 1st Sep
The robber fly is just another example of God's love for His creatures. |
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MEEJA HOR
said @ 6:19am GMT on 1st Sep
That man weirds me out. |
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ckfahrenheit
said @ 6:35am GMT on 1st Sep
I just went to his youtube channel... |
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Todomanna
said @ 6:44am GMT on 1st Sep
*puts JOECAM on the no-fly list* |
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feldenglas
said @ 10:51am GMT on 1st Sep
The Hive Cluster is under attack. |
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smoug
said @ 11:07am GMT on 1st Sep
[Score:1 Interesting]
There's a trick to dealing with hornets and wasps, and that trick is fire. |
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knucklehead
said @ 6:21pm GMT on 1st Sep
Exactly, roll up a newspaper and make a sort of funnel and then light the wide end on fire. They come swarming out, but drop quickly because it fucks up there wings. Just don't wear sandals because they are still alive crawling on the ground. |
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Rainbow Randolf
said @ 11:11am GMT on 1st Sep
[a href="http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=F579157A60FF270F"]Buddha, Bees, and the Giant Hornet[/a] |
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Rainbow Randolf
said @ 11:13am GMT on 1st Sep
Whoops...lemme correct that... Buddha, Bees, and the Giant Hornet I guess that's my morning, huh? |
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lilmookieesquire
said @ 11:19am GMT on 1st Sep
[Score:5 Interesting]
When you're attacked by hornets you should try doing this... |
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Garibaldi
said @ 12:08pm GMT on 1st Sep
If he allies himself with the wasps then he must die also. |
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cb361
said @ 12:44pm GMT on 1st Sep
We'll be Human slaves in an Insect nation! |
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krimz
said @ 9:45pm GMT on 1st Sep
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