cleveramerican
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Sun Jun-13-10 07:02 AM
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a bee in the car on the highway is a most uncomfortable situation |
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Edited on Sun Jun-13-10 07:04 AM by cleveramerican
Drove home on the highway for couple hours the other day. I got on the road and noticed there was a bee in the car with me. I hate bee's even though I haven't been stung in years. He is safely slamming himself into the back window, over and over. I am in no danger, I'll just keep going. What if he decides to attack? I could crash, I should get off the highway and find a safe place to pull over, then kill the bee.
I weighed my options for two solid hours until I was home. The drive went by so quickly. Thank you Mr. Bee
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Sun Jun-13-10 09:45 AM
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1. I was stung by a bee in the car once. My ex was driving. |
A HERETIC I AM
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Sun Jun-13-10 11:01 AM
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2. I used to live across the street from the county Medical Examiner... |
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and he told me once that when there is an unexplained, single car crash where the driver is killed, one thing he looked the body over for is a bee sting.
Often, that explains the crash, as the driver gets involved in the bee and not on the driving.
Bee careful!
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Sun Jun-13-10 11:51 AM
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3. even more uncomfortable |
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is a wasp in your jacket stinging you over and over on your chest while you try to avoid dumping your motorcycle because you're on the freeway surrounded by traffic Fuck you, mister wasp
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