[Shaggy Jenkins]

I have not seen any of the little b*****ds this year!!

[Reina]

I had this conversation with my mum the other day! Fuckin brilliant isn't it? I'm allergic to wasps, so I'm terrified of them

[codfish]

Debbie_City, on Jul 25 2005, 15:37, said:

I had this conversation with my mum the other day! Fuckin brilliant isn't it? I'm allergic to wasps, so I'm terrified of them

We had one in our living room about an hour ago. It was sprayed, and left to die a horrible death.

[Reina]

Yay!

[Gaz]

They were swarming in front of my in-laws' house yesterday, before beginning to make a nest in their next-door-neighbours' house. Hate them.

Edit to say: wasps that is, not bees. I don't mind bees cause they leave you alone unless you annoy them.

This post has been edited by Gaz: 25 July 2005 - 14:40

[Mr X]

codfish, on Jul 25 2005, 15:38, said:

We had one in our living room about an hour ago. It was sprayed, and left to die a horrible death.

Good for you

I hate the little feckers too Had a traumatic experience as a child

[Fuctifano]

My train was full of wasps on saturday. Unfortunately it was the poisonous, buckie-drinking, blue and orange coloured ones

[diamonds2002]

we've had loads of wasps this year - mainly in the "dining room" and mainly dead (woohoo)

But surely the real question is

who would win a fight between a bee and a wasp?

[Musketeer Gripweed]

There was a dead wasp lying next to my printer in the office first thing this morning. I nearly shat a brick.

[Gaz]

diamonds2002, on Jul 25 2005, 15:42, said:

we've had loads of wasps this year - mainly in the "dining room" and mainly dead (woohoo)

But surely the real question is

who would win a fight between a bee and a wasp?

A wasp, cause quite simply if a bee used its sting it would die.

[Mr X]

Gaz, on Jul 25 2005, 15:44, said:

A wasp, cause quite simply if a bee used its sting it would die.

Of course ...

what about wasp vs hornet?

[Rugster]

Wherever they are they can fuckin stay there. I hate the b*****ds with a passion!

[diamonds2002]

Gaz, on Jul 25 2005, 15:44, said:

A wasp, cause quite simply if a bee used its sting it would die.

but that means that the wasp would attack wilynily but the bee would bid its time (tactics over sheer aggression)

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[Reina]

Oooh hornets are nasty little fuckers

[diamonds2002]

what about a wasp and a swan?

[Mr X]

Debbie_City, on Jul 25 2005, 15:46, said:

Oooh hornets are nasty little fuckers

Yes. My childhood experience was with hornets

[Mr X]

diamonds2002, on Jul 25 2005, 15:48, said:

what about a wasp and a swan?

Wasp, obviously ...

it has no arm for the swan to break

[H_B]

andycqos, on Jul 25 2005, 15:49, said:

Wasp, obviously ...

it has no arm for the swan to break   

Wasp v spider?

[diamonds2002]

andycqos, on Jul 25 2005, 15:49, said:

Wasp, obviously ...

it has no arm for the swan to break   

but could break its wing (I fancy the swan on the ground) in the air the wasp has the mobility and would be at a distinct advantage - the swan would need to get its arm-breaking special move in early on.

'mon th swan!

[Reina]

Wasp v me? Depends on who gets their blow in first!

[Mr X]

diamonds2002, on Jul 25 2005, 15:52, said:

but could break its wing (I fancy the swan on the ground) in the air the wasp has the mobility and would be at a distinct advantage - the swan would need to get its arm-breaking special move in early on.

'mon th swan!

When have you ever heard anyone say "dont go near a swan, it can break a wing?"

[diamonds2002]

Hieronymous_Bosch, on Jul 25 2005, 15:51, said:

Wasp v spider?

that would be a titanic struggle (between evil and evil).

again the spider would have to take the wasps flying ability out early in order to stand any chance

[Mr X]

Hieronymous_Bosch, on Jul 25 2005, 15:51, said:

Wasp v spider?

At home - spider, the web would be too much.
Away - the wasp might just nick it



wasp vs swallow

[Gaz]

andycqos, on Jul 25 2005, 15:55, said:

At home - spider, the web would be too much.
Away - the wasp might just nick it



wasp vs swallow

I'd take the latter any day...

[diamonds2002]

andycqos, on Jul 25 2005, 15:54, said:

When have you ever heard anyone say "dont go near a swan, it can break a wing?"     

obviously you dont speak wasp!