Elizabeth Barrette (ysabetwordsmith) wrote,
Elizabeth Barrette
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  • 16 comments
sharaith

sharaith

October 18 2008, 20:54:49 UTC 12 years ago

Ugh. Ugh, ugh, ugh. Now that brings up some old phobias. Thank fsm we don't have that problem here in Israel.
seticat

seticat

October 18 2008, 21:16:08 UTC 12 years ago

URK! Does RAID come in a flame thrower form?
ysabetwordsmith

ysabetwordsmith

October 18 2008, 21:23:00 UTC 12 years ago

It does if you push the button and hold a lighter in front of the stream...
ayoub

ayoub

October 18 2008, 21:16:13 UTC 12 years ago

Yikes...

Scary.
minor_architect

minor_architect

October 18 2008, 21:26:32 UTC 12 years ago

Nuh-uh. Not even looking at that picture. No way, no how. I hate yellow jackets.

Brrr.

The space underneath my bed is looking awfully good again...
glitteringlynx

glitteringlynx

October 18 2008, 22:09:15 UTC 12 years ago

You don't see wasps in the pic, just what looks like giant sheets of paper. Which, of course, is the nest. It's the interior of a van.
minor_architect

minor_architect

October 18 2008, 22:33:34 UTC 12 years ago

Thank you for trying to ease my fears but I still think I'll skip the picture. It's just the thought of how many wasps must have lived in something that large, y'know?
glitteringlynx

glitteringlynx

12 years ago

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ysabetwordsmith

ysabetwordsmith

October 18 2008, 22:23:06 UTC 12 years ago

Well, that's why I used a link instead of pasting the picture into my blog. People who want to see it can, and everyone else can skippy skippy.
minor_architect

minor_architect

October 18 2008, 22:34:21 UTC 12 years ago

For which I am grateful. :)
glitteringlynx

glitteringlynx

October 18 2008, 22:10:26 UTC 12 years ago

That is incredibly cool, and reminds me of that huge spider web they found somewhere. Hey, at least that can't be built in a short period of time, which is why they were built in places that are abandoned or empty for long periods. So there's no fear of waking up to that anytime soon. ;)
talithakalago

talithakalago

October 18 2008, 22:28:26 UTC 12 years ago

Holy Shit.
newroticgirl

newroticgirl

October 18 2008, 23:27:50 UTC 12 years ago

I second that motion.
jolantru

jolantru

October 19 2008, 02:27:09 UTC 12 years ago

*hair stands*
fayanora

fayanora

October 19 2008, 03:37:54 UTC 12 years ago

It's the Halloween spirit!

Wasps and yellow jackets are some of God's mistakes.
ysabetwordsmith

Hmm...

ysabetwordsmith

October 19 2008, 03:45:19 UTC 12 years ago

No, I think they were created by a goddess after watching one of the gods fool around with a mortal woman. "I'll show HIM, I will! Let's see him try to ride some human chippy with his rod all welted up!"

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