TBF, that could be Matt Hancock explaining anything.
No matter how good a seal he thinks he has around that thing, a wasp will get in there somehow...
Waspophobes should be forced to wear those - filled with plants that wasps absolutely love to pollinate with holes drilled so the lovely wasps can get in. They'd be rightly trapped in a cloud of angry wasps.No matter how good a seal he thinks he has around that thing, a wasp will get in there somehow...
If only wasps would stick to pollinating flowers, or even pollinate flowers for a little bit more than 5% of their time, instead of devoting 95% of their day to try to eat humans' food, drink humans' beer, and constantly fly close to humans' faces and sting them without provocation them even though there is absolutely nothing edible at all on or around people's heads...Waspophobes should be forced to wear those - filled with plants that wasps absolutely love to pollinate with holes drilled so the lovely wasps can get in. They'd be rightly trapped in a cloud of angry wasps.
I've had wasps walking on my face, having a little explore. They're very sweet but their antennae do tickle a bit when the stick them up your nose.If only wasps would stick to pollinating flowers, or even pollinate flowers for a little bit more than 5% of their time, instead of devoting 95% of their day to try to eat humans' food, drink humans' beer, and constantly fly close to humans' faces and sting them without provocation them even though there is absolutely nothing edible at all on or around people's heads...
There's a few different ways to react to wasps. I try to stay calm and gently and quietly move away. But there's no way in hell I'd let one stroll about my face as I once watched one land on my mates face ...he was told just be calm, it won't hurt you. .and then it crawled up his noseI've had wasps walking on my face, having a little explore. They're very sweet but their antennae do tickle a bit when the stick them up your nose.
I got stung in the eye by a wasp when I was a kid, so I hate the motherfucking wingystingys
I also got an infected sting in my crotch. Was a beecunt that time. Went a bit mad apparentlyWhen I was a kid I stood on one that had chosen to die on the stairs and managed to get bad blood poisoning off it so I am fucking skittish as hell around the demonic little fucks.
Being calm is the key - I think Mr Waspy was just a bit weary and felt like a rest, so landed on my face. I just let it do it's thing, and eventually it flew off.There's a few different ways to react to wasps. I try to stay calm and gently and quietly move away. But there's no way in hell I'd let one stroll about my face as I once watched one land on my mates face ...he was told just be calm, it won't hurt you. .and then it crawled up his nose
If only wasps would stick to pollinating flowers, or even pollinate flowers for a little bit more than 5% of their time, instead of devoting 95% of their day to try to eat humans' food, drink humans' beer, and constantly fly close to humans' faces and sting them without provocation them even though there is absolutely nothing edible at all on or around people's heads...
Sadly it doesn't always work, even if the wasp wasn't intending to sting you. Last October I was minding my own business with a group of friends at a small street beer festival in Berlin, and there was a number of wasps about that were extremely bothersome to all, flying not only around food and drinks, whether discarded or held by people, but very close to folks' faces, landing on heads etc. It was constant and relentless. And at some point I felt a very light tickling sensation behind my earlobe, instinstively went to scratch it, and got stung behind the fucking earlobe by a cunt with wings.Being calm is the key - I think Mr Waspy was just a bit weary and felt like a rest, so landed on my face. I just let it do it's thing, and eventually it flew off.
They’re just biding their timeThere’s a wasps nest in the door of our shed. It’s really quite beautiful. I seem to be able to move in and out without the wasps bothering me in the slightest.
No, it's because kabbes is clearly nice to the lovely wasps so they live in harmony. Maybe the haters could try that approach instead?They’re just biding their time
No, it's because kabbes is clearly nice to the lovely wasps so they live in harmony. Maybe the haters could try that approach instead?
No, it's because kabbes is clearly nice to the lovely wasps so they live in harmony. Maybe the haters could try that approach instead?
Is it Bruce Dern in Silent Running, (the budget version)?
Tories just follow their instincts too, on occasion.Wasps have caused me to split my head open by head butting a JCB and also to cause a lorry fire on the M180.
But I don’t hate wasps, because they are ruled by instinct and just want to survive.
Tories, I hate Tories, they choose to be bastards.
Bastards! It’s learnt at the nannies knee.Tories just follow their instincts too, on occasion.