As 11 or 12 year-olds a friend and I did this. We were walking home from school and saw what we thought was a beehive. (Learned later that it was a swarm of bees resting while looking for a new hive.) He hit them with a stick and it was like a water balloon popped in slow-motion. They all started to fall but before they hit ground they took flight and we “ran like the wind!” Neither of us got stung and I don’t know what happened to the bees but they weren’t around when we walked by the next day.
I was at a family dinner with my son’s fiancee’s family. The father asked one of the sons whether he remembered when he encouraged his son to beat on a hornet’s nest after giving him a 1X3. What a cut-up.
Before I could stop myself, my mouth worked itself open, and I said, “I can’t wait to find out how you taught your kids how to swim.”
All those Oath Keepers, Shroud Boys, and other white supremacists would be at home in this W.A.S.P.‘s nest. After all, they’re all the same kind: disgusting creeps.
seanfear about 2 years ago
i’ll be happy to watch what happens next
oldpine52 about 2 years ago
Ralph was smart enough not to show up today.
C about 2 years ago
Bee a little too close there
eromlig about 2 years ago
Ralph’s no fool; he’s sitting this one out in another tree.
unfair.de about 2 years ago
That trick is so nasty, even Ralph has no punchline.
whahoppened about 2 years ago
Not good. He could die! They could BOTH die!
Imagine about 2 years ago
Usually it’s not the piñata that gets hit but the next person nearby. At least that’s how it is in all the videos on the internet.
Zebrastripes about 2 years ago
Evil doings will always come back to bite you in the ……
drtodd12 about 2 years ago
Ralph’s no dummy, he skedaddled.
Nala the Great about 2 years ago
He will get a real buzz out of it!
Dobie Premium Member about 2 years ago
Hornet inoculation in 3-2-1.
Zen-of-Zinfandel about 2 years ago
Honey cinnamon fire flavored Jolly Ranchers.
paranormal about 2 years ago
He’s a mean widdle devil!!!
tiomax about 2 years ago
As 11 or 12 year-olds a friend and I did this. We were walking home from school and saw what we thought was a beehive. (Learned later that it was a swarm of bees resting while looking for a new hive.) He hit them with a stick and it was like a water balloon popped in slow-motion. They all started to fall but before they hit ground they took flight and we “ran like the wind!” Neither of us got stung and I don’t know what happened to the bees but they weren’t around when we walked by the next day.
Howard'sMyHero about 2 years ago
He’s peeking, thus proving that beauty is in the eye
of the bee-holder …!
zeexenon about 2 years ago
Little Johnny, just don’t run.
Stephen Mitchell Premium Member about 2 years ago
Where’s the squirrel, Dave?
Another Take about 2 years ago
I guess that trickster never saw the movie “My Girl”. Or…maybe he did.
I Play One On TV about 2 years ago
I was at a family dinner with my son’s fiancee’s family. The father asked one of the sons whether he remembered when he encouraged his son to beat on a hornet’s nest after giving him a 1X3. What a cut-up.
Before I could stop myself, my mouth worked itself open, and I said, “I can’t wait to find out how you taught your kids how to swim.”
I seem to be good at creating awkward silences.
spaced man spliff about 2 years ago
All those Oath Keepers, Shroud Boys, and other white supremacists would be at home in this W.A.S.P.‘s nest. After all, they’re all the same kind: disgusting creeps.
Stat_man99 about 2 years ago
Rut Roh Raggy!