First the China Virus and Now the Murder Hornet

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• MikeDamone Member Posts: 37,781

  May 2020 edited May 2020

  I'm still too worried about Killer Bees to care about the Murder Hornet

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• LoneStarDawg Member Posts: 13,665

  May 2020

  The hornets have motive and intent!

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• ThomasFremont Member Posts: 13,325

  May 2020

  NorthwestFresh said:

  Up your effort game, Washington. We don’t want to Puerto Rico you. Now I have trashtalk Colville, too?
  
  https://justthenews.com/nation/murder-hornet-has-arrived-united-states
  
  The New York Times reports that entomologists have discovered the hornets in several locations throughout the United States, beginning last fall in the northeastern part of Washington state. There is significant concern that the insects, if left unchecked, could establish themselves in the U.S., leading to a major threat to the domestic apiary industry as well as wild beehives.

  Get some bug spray and get to work.

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• NorthwestFresh Member Posts: 7,972

  May 2020

  MikeDamone said:

  I'm still too worried about Killer Bees to care about the Murder Hornet

  I called them African bees because I’m racist.

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• PurpleThrobber Member Posts: 47,852

  May 2020

  MikeDamone said:

  I'm still too worried about Killer Bees to care about the Murder Hornet

  I'm worried about the Kurds.
  
  Daily.
  
  What about them?
  
  

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• NorthwestFresh Member Posts: 7,972

  May 2020

  ThomasFremont said:

  NorthwestFresh said:

  Up your effort game, Washington. We don’t want to Puerto Rico you. Now I have trashtalk Colville, too?
  
  https://justthenews.com/nation/murder-hornet-has-arrived-united-states
  
  The New York Times reports that entomologists have discovered the hornets in several locations throughout the United States, beginning last fall in the northeastern part of Washington state. There is significant concern that the insects, if left unchecked, could establish themselves in the U.S., leading to a major threat to the domestic apiary industry as well as wild beehives.

  Get some bug spray and get to work.

  But think of the millions of normal bees being murdered by the Murder Hornet, Tommy, you heartless dullard.

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• MikeDamone Member Posts: 37,781

  May 2020

  PurpleThrobber said:

  MikeDamone said:

  I'm still too worried about Killer Bees to care about the Murder Hornet

  I'm worried about the Kurds.
  
  Daily.
  
  What about them?
  
  

  The need to keep the murder bees off the kids in cages

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• ThomasFremont Member Posts: 13,325

  May 2020

  NorthwestFresh said:

  ThomasFremont said:

  NorthwestFresh said:

  Up your effort game, Washington. We don’t want to Puerto Rico you. Now I have trashtalk Colville, too?
  
  https://justthenews.com/nation/murder-hornet-has-arrived-united-states
  
  The New York Times reports that entomologists have discovered the hornets in several locations throughout the United States, beginning last fall in the northeastern part of Washington state. There is significant concern that the insects, if left unchecked, could establish themselves in the U.S., leading to a major threat to the domestic apiary industry as well as wild beehives.

  Get some bug spray and get to work.

  But think of the millions of normal bees being murdered by the Murder Hornet, Tommy, you heartless dullard.

  Just hate to see you and yours down on your luck. Work will set you free.

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• NorthwestFresh Member Posts: 7,972

  May 2020 edited May 2020

  ThomasFremont said:

  NorthwestFresh said:

  ThomasFremont said:

  NorthwestFresh said:

  Up your effort game, Washington. We don’t want to Puerto Rico you. Now I have trashtalk Colville, too?
  
  https://justthenews.com/nation/murder-hornet-has-arrived-united-states
  
  The New York Times reports that entomologists have discovered the hornets in several locations throughout the United States, beginning last fall in the northeastern part of Washington state. There is significant concern that the insects, if left unchecked, could establish themselves in the U.S., leading to a major threat to the domestic apiary industry as well as wild beehives.

  Get some bug spray and get to work.

  But think of the millions of normal bees being murdered by the Murder Hornet, Tommy, you heartless dullard.

  Just hate to see you and yours down on your luck. Work will set you free.

  Can’t work in Oregon because I don’t ESSENTIALLY sweep floors in the courthouse or drive empty busses in Portland so it’s a Grapes of Wrath expedition, but this time it’s with money to spend in Idaho and Montana. Probably will pick up a work contract from the non-pussy friends I know in that great state so I can actually be paid for sitting on my ass and building a business. I’m poasting here and amusing you for free now, Tommy. Consider it a favor.

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• ramenduck Member Posts: 734

  May 2020 edited May 2020

  MikeDamone said:

  I'm still too worried about Killer Bees to care about the Murder Hornet

  Just more fear tactics from Big Honey.
  
  
  

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• NorthwestFresh Member Posts: 7,972

  May 2020

  ramenduck said:

  MikeDamone said:

  I'm still too worried about Killer Bees to care about the Murder Hornet

  Just more fear tactics from Big Honey.
  
  https://i.cbc.ca/1.5241050.1565304827!/fileImage/httpImage/shannon-gauthier-art.jpg
  

  We’re at Peak Honey. This is no time to joke.

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• Sledog Member Posts: 37,167

  May 2020

  Can we train them to sting commies? That would be useful!

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• doogie Member Posts: 15,072

  May 2020 edited May 2020

  I recommend to any out of staters considering E Washington to live, stay South if I 90 or you could die

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• ThomasFremont Member Posts: 13,325

  May 2020

  NorthwestFresh said:

  ThomasFremont said:

  NorthwestFresh said:

  ThomasFremont said:

  NorthwestFresh said:

  Up your effort game, Washington. We don’t want to Puerto Rico you. Now I have trashtalk Colville, too?
  
  https://justthenews.com/nation/murder-hornet-has-arrived-united-states
  
  The New York Times reports that entomologists have discovered the hornets in several locations throughout the United States, beginning last fall in the northeastern part of Washington state. There is significant concern that the insects, if left unchecked, could establish themselves in the U.S., leading to a major threat to the domestic apiary industry as well as wild beehives.

  Get some bug spray and get to work.

  But think of the millions of normal bees being murdered by the Murder Hornet, Tommy, you heartless dullard.

  Just hate to see you and yours down on your luck. Work will set you free.

  Can’t work in Oregon because I don’t ESSENTIALLY sweep floors in the courthouse or drive empty busses in Portland so it’s a Grapes of Wrath expedition, but this time it’s with money to spend in Idaho and Montana. Probably will pick up a work contract from the non-pussy friends I know in that great state so I can actually be paid for sitting on my ass and building a business. I’m poasting here and amusing you for free now, Tommy. Consider it a favor.

  Good luck, buddy.

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• PurpleThrobber Member Posts: 47,852

  May 2020

  doogie said:

  I recommend to any out of staters considering E Washington to live, stay South if I 90 or you could die

  North of Francis Ave. requires paying provincial tax to British Columbia.
  

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• Fire_Marshall_Bill Member Posts: 25,493

  May 2020

  I thought there was a massive shortage of bees. Now we don't want them.

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• DerekJohnson Administrator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 67,896

  May 2020

  @Swaye!! true??

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• Kaepsknee Member Posts: 14,913

  May 2020

  PurpleThrobber said:

  doogie said:

  I recommend to any out of staters considering E Washington to live, stay South if I 90 or you could die

  North of Francis Ave. requires paying provincial tax to British Columbia.
  

  It is amazing how suddenly the roads get a lot better there.

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• dnc Member Posts: 56,827

  May 2020

  Fire_Marshall_Bill said:

  I thought there was a massive shortage of bees. Now we don't want them.

  I know you're being sarcastic but the bee shortage is part of why we? are concerned about the hornets.
  

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• PurpleThrobber Member Posts: 47,852

  May 2020

  salemcoog said:

  PurpleThrobber said:

  doogie said:

  I recommend to any out of staters considering E Washington to live, stay South if I 90 or you could die

  North of Francis Ave. requires paying provincial tax to British Columbia.
  

  It is amazing how suddenly the roads get a lot better there.

  When a County Commissioner is heir to one of the largest highway contractors in the Northwest, that should be expected.
  
  
  

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