Web Abuzz On Bee Weirdness

breitbart.com ^ | 05/02/07 | Seth Borenstein

[AU72]

This story won’t make it to the MSM until Bush is blamed.

[Brilliant]

Maybe they all moved to Canada because they don’t like Bush.

[weegee]

What about disappearing because of the continued spread of killer bees?

[weegee]

You think they suffer from BeeDS?

[Froufrou]

Mebbe they went to THAILAND!

[evad]

To Bee or not to Bee..
look like right now it's Not to Bee

[HawaiianGecko]

“Bees are working themselves to death creating crop circles.”

[HamiltonJay]

I caught a subpanel of congress hearing on this issue, seemed to be a consensus amoung those called to testify that it was a particular pesticide and its widespread adoption that had a pretty strong link to the honeybee’s decline.

Methinks whenever the press actually gets off their lazy butts and do some research, they’ll find that these folks from various professions and fields who have a vested interest in honey bees for their livelihoods are probably right.

[Redcloak]

It’s the aliens.

[Redcloak]

...the ones named “Fhowaerhgtojhs” or “Skjhdksjhfllshfgde”; not the ones named “José” or “Juan”.

[Bommer]

What about disappearing because of the continued spread of killer bees?

"WATCH IT AMIGO!

[50sDad]

You BEEEEEEEEE-AT me to it! (Back when the show was funny.)

Speaking of Global Problems Predicted by the Earth First Crowd that Haven't Been What Was Claimed, what about the Killer Bees?

[dighton]

Mystery solved: they all turned up here.

[RexBeach]

Say, is that a bee in your bonnet, or are you just glad to buzz me?

[Mordacious]

Bee rapture? Not an entomologist, but I'm gonna go with a 'no' on that one.

Still, Bee Rapture would make a kick-a** name for a punk band.

[TomGuy]

Many of the little buzzers are sick. Many have even gone bee-zerk.

Bee Swarm Shuts Ark. Hospital's ER

Posted by rhinohunter On News/Activism 05/01/2007 5:53:46 PM CDT · 22 replies · 445+ views AP ^ | 5-1-07 | Jim Brooks LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - A swarm of bees clustered outside the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Medical Center shut down the emergency room Monday, as officials waited for a beekeeper to come vacuum up the 7,000 insects. Although no one was stung, the Little Rock emergency room still decided to be closed for ambulance traffic. "We'll take walk-ins, but ambulances are being diverted to other hospitals," UAMS spokeswoman Andrea Peel said. Doctors did not see any patients with bee stings, but emergency room physician Dr. Delaney Kinchen said it was an important precaution to close the ER while...

[JRios1968]

THAILAND?????

[Froufrou]

Hey! You may be onto something...would it have to be a reggae band?

[steveo]

Maybe they were all bisected accidentally.