[ SECRET POST #3434 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3434 ⌋

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Re: Things lots of people are scared of that don't scare you at all

[dethtoll]

Bumblebees. My massive unyielding loathing of all insects ever aside, bumblebees are adorable and they're so docile they even let you pet them. They're like tiny puppies with stingers.

Re: Things lots of people are scared of that don't scare you at all

[(Anonymous)]

That reminds me of the time I had a garden, and I was growing bitter melons. The little yellow flowers would bloom, and the tiny buggers would be there every morning at 7:30, having a taste. Just imagine any sixty tiny yellow flowers with a bumblebee in each, just chillin. I've even seen two bumblebees fighting over a flower. I don't know what it is about bitter melon flower nectar, but it must be awesome.

But yeah, they're definitely on the cute side of the bug world.

Re: Things lots of people are scared of that don't scare you at all

[nightscale]

I'm not even afraid of wasps, I just don't trust the fuckers not to sting me, but bees I'll definitely try to steer out of the house and get them back outside, and if they're buzzing around me when I'm outside its no big. They're mostly just looking for pollen.