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BrilloPad replied

18 October 2015, 04:46
Originally posted by moorfield View Post

I think we've had enough of these mo-fo-king bees on this mo-fo-king thread. Time to bumble on.

Just buzz off will you.
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moorfield replied

17 October 2015, 21:34
Originally posted by vetran View Post

Hopefully Samuel L Jackson will stay away from this possible sequel.

I think we've had enough of these mo-fo-king bees on this mo-fo-king thread. Time to bumble on.
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Platypus replied

16 October 2015, 16:35
Originally posted by vetran View Post

Hopefully Samuel L Jackson will stay away from this possible sequel.

ha ha ha very good!
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vetran started a topic Bees on a plane

16 October 2015, 09:54
Bees on a plane

Flight from Dallas is delayed after BEES get loose in the cargo hold | Daily Mail Online

Hopefully Samuel L Jackson will stay away from this possible sequel.

Sting in the tail! Dallas cargo flight delayed after buzz on board turns out to be swarm of BEES loose in the hold
Hundreds of bees were found by cargo crew at Dallas-Fort Worth Airport
Plane had arrived from Las Vegas and was headed to Frankfurt, Germany
A beekeeper was able to remove the insects safely. No one was stung
The flight was safely able to take off a short time later
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