Fire in the hole... chuck a grenade in there.

 

Yall make me wish i found a hornets nest so i could do that. I remember seeing these landscapers cutting this guys grass across the street from me. They moved some logs that the home owner had in front of his lawn as decoration. As soon as they turned there back. You just saw it looked like black smoke rose real fast out of it and you saw the guys running for there lives. I ran out there fully cloathed with no skin showing ( i even had my jason mask on) and began spraying them with water. It worked. They all went to the hospital but they survived cus they came and thanked me that following week. I picked off at least 25 bees off my hoodie that was stuck on there.

 

When my roommate and I first moved in our apartment last year, we had a hornets nest. One nite -- I think we we're drinking to celebrate our move :dunno: -- we took a broom and started playing Pinata with the hornets nest.

My roommate - being the scardey cat she is - heard a 'noise,' screamed, ran back into the apt, shut the door behind her and left me out there to defend myself with the hornets. In her hasty retreat, she THREW - yes, threw as in tossed, pitched, flung, tossed, chucked, etc - OVER the balcony.

We live on the 3rd floor.

What the hell was I supposed to do then huh? Of course, at the time I didn't realize she had actually shut the door so I tried to run in behind her and slammed into the screen door. Doubled-back and fell on my ass.

Our neighbors below us weren't too happy.

 

What did she throw over the balcony? Herself, a bottle of alcohol, the broom, or the nest?


I have pics somewhere of what we did to a paper wasp nest we found in my brother's old car. I feel kind of bad though.

 

:doh:

she threw the broom we were playing hornet pinata with

 

whatever you do to the hornet nest, TAKE PICS or even some footage.

 

:wopics: agent87

 

Real Fact #6
A honey bee can fly at 15 mph.