Yellow jackets suck. I've been stung a few times by them.
The worst was in 2003 at Autzen after the Cougs laid down a 55-16 beating to those Young, Rich and Cool Ducks. We decided to stay and tailgate longer after the game and let the traffic die down. After pack up instead of trekking the hundred yards or so to the Honeybucket for the final piss , we decided to head for the trees instead. And consequently trampled on a yellow jackets nest. Got stung about 10 times on that one. Was lucky though because I had already dangled the little worm out. But it got reeled in quick.
Three times I have had to go to the emergency room in South Bend. the worst - I was out cutting firewood and got stung on the back of my hand by a bald-faced hornet. Mrs Lebam came over and beat the shit out of the nest - she got stung 6-8 times. about 4 hours later my arm was swollen from my shoulder to my finger tips. Absolutely no wrinkles (and I am old), so off to the ER. They kept me in the hospital 3 days. My kid "let me get this straight, Mrs. Lebam gets stung numerous times, and she has to take you to the hospital - For one sting"
I disowned my kid the little ingrate. That is also when I got my epi-pens
Nothing packs a wallop like a bald faced hornet. They make a yellow jacket look like a fruit fly.
I'm not crazy about heights, but it isn't phobia level. I like to take out of town guests here. When we're standing out in the middle of the bridge, I make sure nobody is around me because I get a little twitchy out there:
I used to love riding my bicycle as a kid, but now the thought of getting on one terrifies me. 5 years ago I bought a bike and tried to make a good faith effort to get back into it again, but fellow bicyclists were major dicks (“ON YOUR RIGHT!!!!”), dedicated paths were overcrowded, and the traffic was too close for comfort even in the bike lane.
*On your left.
It’s good cycling etiquette to let someone know that you’re passing.
That wasn’t a typo/mistake on my part. I actually had two people pass me on both sides thinking the Burke-Gilman Trail was actually Mont Ventoux/Stage 5 of the Tour de France. The guy on the right yelled at me like the drill sergeant in Full Metal Jacket.
Yellow jackets suck. I've been stung a few times by them.
The worst was in 2003 at Autzen after the Cougs laid down a 55-16 beating to those Young, Rich and Cool Ducks. We decided to stay and tailgate longer after the game and let the traffic die down. After pack up instead of trekking the hundred yards or so to the Honeybucket for the final piss , we decided to head for the trees instead. And consequently trampled on a yellow jackets nest. Got stung about 10 times on that one. Was lucky though because I had already dangled the little worm out. But it got reeled in quick.
Three times I have had to go to the emergency room in South Bend. the worst - I was out cutting firewood and got stung on the back of my hand by a bald-faced hornet. Mrs Lebam came over and beat the shit out of the nest - she got stung 6-8 times. about 4 hours later my arm was swollen from my shoulder to my finger tips. Absolutely no wrinkles (and I am old), so off to the ER. They kept me in the hospital 3 days. My kid "let me get this straight, Mrs. Lebam gets stung numerous times, and she has to take you to the hospital - For one sting"
I disowned my kid the little ingrate. That is also when I got my epi-pens
Nothing packs a wallop like a bald faced hornet. They make a yellow jacket look like a fruit fly.
I'm not crazy about heights, but it isn't phobia level. I like to take out of town guests here. When we're standing out in the middle of the bridge, I make sure nobody is around me because I get a little twitchy out there:
Yellow jackets suck. I've been stung a few times by them.
The worst was in 2003 at Autzen after the Cougs laid down a 55-16 beating to those Young, Rich and Cool Ducks. We decided to stay and tailgate longer after the game and let the traffic die down. After pack up instead of trekking the hundred yards or so to the Honeybucket for the final piss , we decided to head for the trees instead. And consequently trampled on a yellow jackets nest. Got stung about 10 times on that one. Was lucky though because I had already dangled the little worm out. But it got reeled in quick.
Three times I have had to go to the emergency room in South Bend. the worst - I was out cutting firewood and got stung on the back of my hand by a bald-faced hornet. Mrs Lebam came over and beat the shit out of the nest - she got stung 6-8 times. about 4 hours later my arm was swollen from my shoulder to my finger tips. Absolutely no wrinkles (and I am old), so off to the ER. They kept me in the hospital 3 days. My kid "let me get this straight, Mrs. Lebam gets stung numerous times, and she has to take you to the hospital - For one sting"
I disowned my kid the little ingrate. That is also when I got my epi-pens
Nothing packs a wallop like a bald faced hornet. They make a yellow jacket look like a fruit fly.
I'm not crazy about heights, but it isn't phobia level. I like to take out of town guests here. When we're standing out in the middle of the bridge, I make sure nobody is around me because I get a little twitchy out there:
I used to love riding my bicycle as a kid, but now the thought of getting on one terrifies me. 5 years ago I bought a bike and tried to make a good faith effort to get back into it again, but fellow bicyclists were major dicks (“ON YOUR RIGHT!!!!”), dedicated paths were overcrowded, and the traffic was too close for comfort even in the bike lane.
*On your left.
It’s good cycling etiquette to let someone know that you’re passing.
That wasn’t a typo/mistake on my part. I actually had two people pass me on both sides thinking the Burke-Gilman Trail was actually Mont Ventoux/Stage 5 of the Tour de France. The guy on the right yelled at me like the drill sergeant in Full Metal Jacket.
Yellow jackets suck. I've been stung a few times by them.
The worst was in 2003 at Autzen after the Cougs laid down a 55-16 beating to those Young, Rich and Cool Ducks. We decided to stay and tailgate longer after the game and let the traffic die down. After pack up instead of trekking the hundred yards or so to the Honeybucket for the final piss , we decided to head for the trees instead. And consequently trampled on a yellow jackets nest. Got stung about 10 times on that one. Was lucky though because I had already dangled the little worm out. But it got reeled in quick.
Three times I have had to go to the emergency room in South Bend. the worst - I was out cutting firewood and got stung on the back of my hand by a bald-faced hornet. Mrs Lebam came over and beat the shit out of the nest - she got stung 6-8 times. about 4 hours later my arm was swollen from my shoulder to my finger tips. Absolutely no wrinkles (and I am old), so off to the ER. They kept me in the hospital 3 days. My kid "let me get this straight, Mrs. Lebam gets stung numerous times, and she has to take you to the hospital - For one sting"
I disowned my kid the little ingrate. That is also when I got my epi-pens
Nothing packs a wallop like a bald faced hornet. They make a yellow jacket look like a fruit fly.
I'm not crazy about heights, but it isn't phobia level. I like to take out of town guests here. When we're standing out in the middle of the bridge, I make sure nobody is around me because I get a little twitchy out there:
I sure as hell don't wanna be where ever the photographer was for that photo
Yellow jackets suck. I've been stung a few times by them.
The worst was in 2003 at Autzen after the Cougs laid down a 55-16 beating to those Young, Rich and Cool Ducks. We decided to stay and tailgate longer after the game and let the traffic die down. After pack up instead of trekking the hundred yards or so to the Honeybucket for the final piss , we decided to head for the trees instead. And consequently trampled on a yellow jackets nest. Got stung about 10 times on that one. Was lucky though because I had already dangled the little worm out. But it got reeled in quick.
Three times I have had to go to the emergency room in South Bend. the worst - I was out cutting firewood and got stung on the back of my hand by a bald-faced hornet. Mrs Lebam came over and beat the shit out of the nest - she got stung 6-8 times. about 4 hours later my arm was swollen from my shoulder to my finger tips. Absolutely no wrinkles (and I am old), so off to the ER. They kept me in the hospital 3 days. My kid "let me get this straight, Mrs. Lebam gets stung numerous times, and she has to take you to the hospital - For one sting"
I disowned my kid the little ingrate. That is also when I got my epi-pens
Nothing packs a wallop like a bald faced hornet. They make a yellow jacket look like a fruit fly.
I'm not crazy about heights, but it isn't phobia level. I like to take out of town guests here. When we're standing out in the middle of the bridge, I make sure nobody is around me because I get a little twitchy out there:
Expiration dates. I lose all trust and can't make myself eat/drink anything once it hits that expiration date, even when other people tell me it's fine
Expiration dates. I lose all trust and can't make myself eat/drink anything once it hits that expiration date, even when other people tell me it's fine
Expiration dates. I lose all trust and can't make myself eat/drink anything once it hits that expiration date, even when other people tell me it's fine
Is this really a phobia though? Who wants to eat shit after the expiration date?
Expiration dates. I lose all trust and can't make myself eat/drink anything once it hits that expiration date, even when other people tell me it's fine
Is this really a phobia though? Who wants to eat shit after the expiration date?
All of the poor college kids who I lived with at UW
Expiration dates. I lose all trust and can't make myself eat/drink anything once it hits that expiration date, even when other people tell me it's fine
Is this really a phobia though? Who wants to eat shit after the expiration date?
All of the poor college kids who I lived with at UW
Meet me at the corner of S Tacoma Way and Pearl tonight and we'll see how TUFF you really are.
The one on Aurora by the U District. You know that. I established the official rumble site years ago. You can't ask me to drive to Tacoma. One, it's awful, and two, Strongballz might show up with his hood rat friends and I'd be outnumbered.
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I'm not crazy about heights, but it isn't phobia level. I like to take out of town guests here. When we're standing out in the middle of the bridge, I make sure nobody is around me because I get a little twitchy out there:
Yay Darwin!