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Bee Ball
Montreal, QC - CE - Thursday, October 4th, 2007 : goo
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After a St-Laurent grocery store shut its doors for the day and took all its fruits and vegetables inside, one piece of fruit remained. It's not hard to guess why.
My friend and I came up with a few scenarios mostly consisting of hoping our worst enemies would walk by so we could throw this at them.
I am aware that these aren't bees but "bee ball" it has such a great ring to it!
boul St-Laurent, Plateau, Montreal
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Jamie: How frickin awesome is that? I want one
procyon: 5th Oct 2007 - 16:24 GMT
bleeegh. "stung to death by all the pets of the man with the ball of bees."
this reminds me of the side job i worked this summer where there was a giant hornet's nest right outside the door of the building but since there were only about 7 of us working there over the summer, they didn't bother getting rid of it until like a week before the school year started. i had to sprint into the door through a cloud of hornets every morning. it was the worst part of waking up.
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