The Attack of the Wasps
Ok. So I didn’t get anything done today. Because I started off in the yard cutting the grass, edging, putting fall grass seed down, weed killer, bird seed, etc, etc, etc. You know all the things that a good suburban man does.
But alas . . . I was confronted with an ominous threat. A plethora of wasps.
I killed 18. At least 3 got away. More are hatching as we speak.
This is the story of the man who destroyed 18 in an epic 45 minute bout.
Dude, you crack me up! Just so you know, because of the weather this past summer, wasp numbers have been up throughout North America. I found the opening for an underground next in my yard. With my snow shovel (broad and flat) I swatted 48 in one go. It was nuts. We finally decided to ignore them whenever possible I hate killing bugs unless they threaten people. Alas.
Peace,
Jamie
Why did I just watch that WHOLE thing?
Oh, and then this one time when I was about four, when I lived in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, I stepped in a hole and crushed a hornet nest. I got swarmed, and my little puppy dachsaund came out and tried to rescue me. We both lived, but it was bad. Very bad. I support your war on wasps.
thats why you should move up to seattle. we don’t really have wasp problems.
my brother has a good wasp story, he was literally ATTACKED my a swarm of wasps … he passed out and his head landed on a rock … concussion!!!
and corey is right, seattle is a prime place to live wasp free…hint hint
that’s why I want to move to Seattle.
true you have no wasps. but you have $2000 apartments. its somewhat of a tradeoff.
Way to go wasp warrior!! When you take care of business at your house, we have a nest in our yard too!
true that. the developers and land owners can go to hell as far as i’m concerned.
http://www.iwantoneofthose.com/bug-zapper/index.html
I think you need that for your wasp dilemma. It would be much more exciting that shooting them with a spray.
that video was the sweetness. If it’s true that “the glory of God is a man fully alive,” you were shinin’ that glory everywhere! I was laughing at your quick sentences and obvious adrenaline there at the beginning. It’s the way I felt ten minutes into my rugby games in college where one of two things happened.
1) I hit some guy. Hard. or
2) I got hit. Hard.
Either way, the adrenaline pumped. But that’s just me. Let’s raise our glasses to blood lust. (figuratively speaking…except with wasps…then it’s literal. Very literal)