The Next Plague - Murder Hornets

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/02/...washington.html#click=https://t.co/miU3QLGCF9

 

Lock down the rest of the year.

 

Now this, THIS, could keep me indoors. Well done, new world order.

 

At first you don't succeed,try again.

 

Can they be trained to take care of carpenter bees? Tennis racket, though effective, isnt a sure kill and they dont feel warned. Had one squeeze thru a racket hole today. Literally heard a little thud and sucker was still there staring at me.

 

Well [uck fay] me.

I just bought our first two bee hives too

 

Hearing they rented the place right next door to the killer bees

 

Probably on 0437s street

 

Those son of [itch bay]es will gas them out

 

Enjoying the folks saying these are no big deal. Saw one guy say it just proved how pussified we had become in America that we were afraid of them.

 

They sound less than ideal:

"With the toxic venom that their large stingers deliver, the insects already are known for killing people in their native habitats: In Japan, an average of 30 to 50 people each year die from the hornets’ stings. In 2013, when populations of the hornets were unusually high, they killed 42 people in a single Chinese province. Most serious incidents occur when people come near or disturb the insects’ hives."

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/...-arrive-united-states/?utm_source=knewz#close

 

Maybe we can milk this for more than a 1,200 dollar check

 

I may tell one of the guys that I will personally pay for his plane flight to WA state if he will go and try to snuff these things out with normal clothes on.

 

Not gonna lie, trying to launch one of these [uck fay]ers with a bat sounds like a good time.

 

Until the inevitable death by murder hornet stinging orgy.

 

I hate wasps, yellowjackets and hornets

 

The fact that these things are coming in first at Washington state worries me. It means they are not warm weather only bugs and normally that keeps a lot of crap out of Tennessee. And what the hell controls their population in China and Japan?

 

This is a species that should make us reconsider our stance on extermination.

 

Carpenter bees have gotten out of hand lately.

 

Homicide wasps.