New Week - New Danger- Extinction in Four Years

[DimPrawn]

Nah, this is really frightening.

[Grinder]

Snopes says although Einstein may have said it, it was never put into print.

[gingerjedi]

21/12/2012 End of days.

The Mayan's were bee keepers... coincidence? I think not.

Nicky G

[SantaClaus]

I think the solution will be to genetically engineer bees with a lead coating.

Although this may weigh them down in flight a bit

[Drewster]

I have one field, 5 hectares, given over to clover, and a bee-keeper has placed a few* beehives at one end.

They're all doing rather well.

*
a good few that is, I've just sent a menial to count them.

Do you have any other "spare" fields lying around..... my "Bee Buddies" are always on the lookout for good sites..... (obviously rather depends on where you are)

The traditional "rent" is a Jar of Honey per Hive......... I hope you know what to do with 35 jars of Honey?

[RichardCranium]

The traditional "rent" is a Jar of Honey per Hive......... I hope you know what to do with 35 jars of Honey?

Mead.

Shame it takes so long to become drinkable.

[HairyArsedBloke]

The bees are not dying out - they are going home.

[TimberWolf]

Snopes says although Einstein may have said it, it was never put into print.

Maybe he said if bees died out mankind would survive for years.

[FSM with Cheddar]

I love a bit of pseudo science.

Keep up the uninformed work.

[Doggy Styles]

Nah, this is really frightening.

Can't happen, surely? This worried me too:

But Professor Brubaker stressed it could have been worse. "'Remember Katie, the posh blonde harridan with a face like a blind child's drawing of a fried breakfast? Imagine if she tupped James, the gobby village idiot who looks like he should be playing a banjo?

"When we ran that through the computer we got what was basically a frog crossed with a rhino, covered in matted pubic hair, playing a banjo."