THAT FU**ING WASP

Feb 23, 2005 18:18

today while delivering at 849, i noticed that there were more wasps than usual. they were buzzing around me, and causing me to swing at them ( Read more... )

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anonymous March 3 2005, 18:19:28 UTC
Wasps are highly important to ecosystems. Sawflies consume vegetation and so limit plant growth. Most other wasps are either parasitic or predaceous and therefore play a vital role in limiting the populations of thousands of other insect species. All wasps are eaten by other species, thereby providing many links in the food web. Many parasitic wasps have been cultured and used in the biological control of agricultural pests. Although a few of the stinging wasps are considered nuisances, they also provide benefits. Yellow jackets and paper wasps, for example, prey on caterpillars and other larvae that can destroy crops. Wasps feed on flower nectar and play a role in pollination.

I totally agree with your need for revenge, this is just a little wasp info....

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anonymous March 11 2005, 19:04:54 UTC
you're so freakin' hardcore. it's hilarious. did i ever tell you my mom(when she was little) would capture wasps, tie string around their stinger and use the little guys as kites? yeah, my mom rules.

~fantangela

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mesmerize_u March 28 2005, 18:56:25 UTC
hey!!!!!!!!!! its kristina. add me♥
p.s. great job with the wasp i wish i had ur bravery. haha i'd scream and runaway...lol

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mysticxf April 28 2005, 23:05:24 UTC
Honey or no honey, if it stings and attacks, it's goin' down. (friend led me here, your stories are hysterical)

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misssuzylee May 11 2005, 03:57:17 UTC
hey eric - it's stephanie (of manny and stephanie fame)

i just added you, bitch! *laughs*

hope you don't mind.

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