If you say so then it must be so!Quote:
Originally Posted by Banquo's Ghost
I would have never looked at it in such a light. I thought George W. Bush was behind it in order to stop Granola production and limit the political lefts food supply.
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If you say so then it must be so!Quote:
Originally Posted by Banquo's Ghost
I would have never looked at it in such a light. I thought George W. Bush was behind it in order to stop Granola production and limit the political lefts food supply.
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/02/27/bu...=1&oref=slogin
See it is still happening! Is Dick Cheney out there with a can of Raid?
Oz to the rescue, again:
Agri-business using illegal aliens to do work the US bees no longer want to do for such low wage/forage. Heh.Quote:
from fisherking's article: "...a beekeeper from Columbus, Mont., said he spent $150,000 in the last two weeks buying 1,000 packages of bees — amounting to 14 million bees — from Australia.
He is hoping the Aussie bees will help offset the loss of one-third of the 7,600 hives he manages in six states..."
I wonder if all those Australian bees just run around saying "wtf mate" when they find out they are in the U.S.
This may make it nigh impossible to host an outdoor BBQ this summer. ~DQuote:
Originally Posted by ShadeHonestus
I thought all hive-insect soldier-worker drones were girls per definition ? And ones singularly uninterested in reproductive activities to boot, that being left to the queen...Quote:
Originally Posted by KukriKhan
That's what all conversations with female foreign tourists begin with. :knight:Quote:
Originally Posted by Watchman
Well, if I understood correctly these ruthlessly slay and eat their would-be native friends, which would seem to exhaust the possibilities of this, uh, conversation (:wink3: Monty Python :wink3:) rather quickly...