• @[email protected]
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    1 year ago

    And now they’ve pollinated my shoe with their guts.

    Seriously though, you’re right, but when a bee comes into my home I catch and release, when a wasp invades it’s search and destroy. While screaming terrified of course

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      21 year ago

      i use chemical weapons against wasps because they don’t deserve the geneva convention. those anti-wasp sprays are the shit, you can blow them out of the sky with them

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      21 year ago

      Just cup your hand and smack it out of the air, it’ll be stunned for a bit and you can grab a wing a huck it somewhere else. You get to slap a wasp and you’re not a random bug murderer.

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      21 year ago

      I generally grab a cup or bowl and cover it if it’s a hornet, but most wasps won’t even sting me if I’m gentle while taking them outside, the vast majority of wasps are quite docile unless you bother their nests

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        1 year ago

        right, hear me out though.

        squish

        edit: some wasps are chill though to be fair. Mud wasps are doppy little guys who just kinda bop around. They get the cup

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        41 year ago

        Sounds like you’ve never seen a yellowjacket. Those things are super nasty by default, don’t even have to be anywhere near their nests.