Close to Home by John McPherson for June 09, 2014

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    hsawlrae  over 10 years ago

    Off to the honeycomb.

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    emjaycee  over 10 years ago

    Poison is ingested whilst venom is injected. If you bite a critter and you die, it is poisonous. If it bites/stings you and you die, it is venomous. Not that this would help Steve, but judging from the size of the stinger, he is SOL (Soitanly Outta Luck) either way.

    Call me pedantic, but my students are always getting this incorrect. We all have our little bugaboos, but as a teacher and editor, this one gnaws at me. Carry on.

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    Pharmakeus Ubik  over 10 years ago

    That’s not a stinger, it’s an ovipositor, and you are right, he is S.O.L.

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    eddie6192  over 10 years ago

    Problem is, they’re carnivorous.

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    J Short  over 10 years ago

    Bee afraid.

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    MeGoNow Premium Member over 10 years ago

    Not poisonous, but they lay their eggs……. Uh. Have you seen Alien?

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    nosirrom  over 10 years ago

    Batman

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    emjaycee  over 10 years ago

    Several bird species do.

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    She Mc  over 10 years ago

    not toxic but very strong!

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    oldpine52  over 10 years ago

    Why do bother to read this so obviously terrible comic?

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    patmatt  over 10 years ago

    Why do I read this comic? Simple – I love it.

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    2252895  over 10 years ago

    You must be somewhat amused to keep coming back. Does the word hypocrite mean anything to you?

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    Jeff0811  over 10 years ago

    Apparently giant bees don’t hit Close to Home for everybody. Perhaps you have a published strip of your own?

    The strip is in complete harmony with its description on the right, everyday settings and extraordinary events.

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