This is some serious shit. I don´t wanna die in a fucken riot over the last food, that the rich dicks kept in privat reserves and that the mob is now storming. I don´t wanna scour the wasteland to find some last roots and funghi. I DON`T WANNA DIE THAT WAY!!!!!
FUCKS SAKE MAN, there goes my good nights sleep...
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I know way too many recipe's that require honey.
No more bees = no more French, Greek or Russian cuisine = no more culture = mankind becomes savage again = apocalypse
Aside from that bees are basically the pimps of floral culture. Without bees, most plants can't have sex. Without plants we can't breath and the animals we eat can't be fed.
I know way too many recipe's that require honey.
No more bees = no more French, Greek or Russian cuisine = no more culture = mankind becomes savage again = apocalypse
Aside from that bees are basically the pimps of floral culture. Without bees, most plants can't have sex. Without plants we can't breath and the animals we eat can't be fed.
I h3rd african beez is a lot like Fall Out 3, any one else concur?
There is no drift, but would you of thought the humble bumble bee would be so crucial?ATG wrote:
I officially don't get the drift.
I can only look at this thread as one looks at a bastard child who is retarded with acute spinal bifida menegitis. It lays there in the crib and you know you should smother it and do the world and it a favor.
Instead you just walk away.
That is some funny shit mind, Id karma you if I had one.
It can be done with a Q tip not hard at all. It's like sex, it takes like 3 seconds to pollinate a flower.BLdw wrote:
We need to learn from Chinese (Maoxian County) and start pollinating by ourselves. Hand pollinating would create new jobs too...
At first I read it as pollute ourselves and I was like lolwat we're already doing that.. Would pollinating ourselves be worth the cost? People don't work for insanely low wages like in China. Even if they are illegal it probably costs more..BLdw wrote:
We need to learn from Chinese (Maoxian County) and start pollinating by ourselves. Hand pollinating would create new jobs too...
i love honey esp in mah coffee and as a mask lol
honey in coffee? never heard of that before...I'm curious now.
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I like honey in my tea. And if you can get local honey, taking a teaspoon a day can help with allergy problems.
Yeah, i love it in my tea. This thread is teaching me new things...I will look for local honey from now on.Canin wrote:
I like honey in my tea. And if you can get local honey, taking a teaspoon a day can help with allergy problems.
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I bet you say that to all the boys.1927 wrote:
There is no drift, but would you of thought the humble bumble bee would be so crucial?ATG wrote:
I officially don't get the drift.
I can only look at this thread as one looks at a bastard child who is retarded with acute spinal bifida menegitis. It lays there in the crib and you know you should smother it and do the world and it a favor.
Instead you just walk away.
That is some funny shit mind, Id karma you if I had one.
What's funny is all you non-asians rely on honey, while we asians rely on honey also, but we have so many alternatives for honey that losing honey won't be a big problem for us.
except for the bit where everyone DIES=NHB=Shadow wrote:
What's funny is all you non-asians rely on honey, while we asians rely on honey also, but we have so many alternatives for honey that losing honey won't be a big problem for us.
Small hourglass island
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Ahhh, morning everyone. Its been a good night sleep, except I'm still fucking tired.
Here's a good question to paranoids:
And how did life survive when there weren't bees?
Probably because they had another species doing their work.
That's mother nature in all her majesty.
Here's a good question to paranoids:
And how did life survive when there weren't bees?
Probably because they had another species doing their work.
That's mother nature in all her majesty.
This isn't a new thing. I heared the 'the Bees are dying' story for the first time back in 2006 and I probably missed it happening a few times before that.
Bees are awesome by the way, don't get me wrong but I find it hard to believe that one organism can single handedly be responsible for the entire food chain. Bees are the major contributor to plant pollenation but they're not the only ones. Other pollen eating insects, (e.g. butterflies,) also help in the pollenation process, even Hummingbirds, (seen a couple while I've been in Peru by the way - they're awesome!)
I don't see the bees dying out. If they are indeed completely and utterly important to life on earth then they will adapt. Earth has gone through many hard times where the humble bee would have been within it's right to dyie out completely but they're hardy little buggers and seem to have pulled through in the past. A decline, sure, but all animals have peaks and troughs.
My Dad was a beekeeper, (part time, still have the suit, now I go out and kill wasp nests in it at $50 a pop,) so I learned from an early age to think bees were awesome, mostly because the honey harvest was an awesome time. I don't give the bees total credit for the survival of every other species on earth though. They're cool but they're not that cool.
Bees are awesome by the way, don't get me wrong but I find it hard to believe that one organism can single handedly be responsible for the entire food chain. Bees are the major contributor to plant pollenation but they're not the only ones. Other pollen eating insects, (e.g. butterflies,) also help in the pollenation process, even Hummingbirds, (seen a couple while I've been in Peru by the way - they're awesome!)
I don't see the bees dying out. If they are indeed completely and utterly important to life on earth then they will adapt. Earth has gone through many hard times where the humble bee would have been within it's right to dyie out completely but they're hardy little buggers and seem to have pulled through in the past. A decline, sure, but all animals have peaks and troughs.
My Dad was a beekeeper, (part time, still have the suit, now I go out and kill wasp nests in it at $50 a pop,) so I learned from an early age to think bees were awesome, mostly because the honey harvest was an awesome time. I don't give the bees total credit for the survival of every other species on earth though. They're cool but they're not that cool.
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There, someone said it for me.Ty wrote:
This isn't a new thing. I heared the 'the Bees are dying' story for the first time back in 2006 and I probably missed it happening a few times before that.
Bees are awesome by the way, don't get me wrong but I find it hard to believe that one organism can single handedly be responsible for the entire food chain. Bees are the major contributor to plant pollenation but they're not the only ones. Other pollen eating insects, (e.g. butterflies,) also help in the pollenation process, even Hummingbirds, (seen a couple while I've been in Peru by the way - they're awesome!)
I don't see the bees dying out. If they are indeed completely and utterly important to life on earth then they will adapt. Earth has gone through many hard times where the humble bee would have been within it's right to dyie out completely but they're hardy little buggers and seem to have pulled through in the past. A decline, sure, but all animals have peaks and troughs.
My Dad was a beekeeper, (part time, still have the suit, now I go out and kill wasp nests in it at $50 a pop,) so I learned from an early age to think bees were awesome, mostly because the honey harvest was an awesome time. I don't give the bees total credit for the survival of every other species on earth though. They're cool but they're not that cool.
This thread has inspired me to stop eating bees. I will do my part
YES BUT WHY ARE THEY DYING? WELL I'll tell you my non-paranoid, no-conspiracy theorist friends. It's because of those dirty chemical corporations. They are polluting the bee's habitats and killin 'em all off. The bees are exposed to herbicides and pesticides that kill them!1
Oh, and blame Monsanto also! They are creating mutant plants that the bees go to get curious with, and they get all mutated and infect the whole hive!!1
Oh, and blame Monsanto also! They are creating mutant plants that the bees go to get curious with, and they get all mutated and infect the whole hive!!1
Nature is a powerful force. Those who seek to subdue nature, never do so permanently.
No just the ones that are trying to crack on to me.ATG wrote:
I bet you say that to all the boys.1927 wrote:
There is no drift, but would you of thought the humble bumble bee would be so crucial?ATG wrote:
I officially don't get the drift.
I can only look at this thread as one looks at a bastard child who is retarded with acute spinal bifida menegitis. It lays there in the crib and you know you should smother it and do the world and it a favor.
Instead you just walk away.
That is some funny shit mind, Id karma you if I had one.