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It's ironic, real bee keepers don't actually wear protective gear. Bees ain't that dangerous.
Usually there will be a bee keeper who doesn't use this and when people come to take a tour or something, they will wear it, because they are pussies.

Wahaha wrote: ↑Sun Mar 07, 2021 9:38 am It's ironic, real bee keepers don't actually wear protective gear. Bees ain't that dangerous.
Usually there will be a bee keeper who doesn't use this and when people come to take a tour or something, they will wear it, because they are pussies.

I had heard of beekeepers purposefully getting stung to boost their immune systems, and handling bees with their hands or the people wth beards of bees, but I didn't know they didn't use them that much. Either way, corona is far from being stung by multiple bees at the same tame.

If rona is so serious why do they rotate NICU nurses from the NICU to the COVID clinic and back again without a quarantine period?

TheRealSkeptic5000 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 07, 2021 10:38 am

Wahaha wrote: ↑Sun Mar 07, 2021 9:38 am It's ironic, real bee keepers don't actually wear protective gear. Bees ain't that dangerous.
Usually there will be a bee keeper who doesn't use this and when people come to take a tour or something, they will wear it, because they are pussies.

I had heard of beekeepers purposefully getting stung to boost their immune systems, and handling bees with their hands or the people wth beards of bees, but I didn't know they didn't use them that much. Either way, corona is far from being stung by multiple bees at the same tame.

Not sure how being stung by a bee would boost your immune system.
Bees are the ones that die after stinging once and they are generally peaceful. Wearing protective gear for bees is like wearing masks in the supermarket. It's more of a peace of mind thing, than actually accomplishing that much.

Not sure how being stung by a bee would boost your immune system.
Bees are the ones that die after stinging once and they are ~~generally~~ mostly peaceful. Wearing protective gear for bees is like wearing masks in the supermarket. It's more of a peace of mind thing, than actually accomplishing that much.

The idea is that it stimulates your immune system by introducing a small dose of apitoxin. I don't know if it has any scientific basis, but it does help to build up an immunity to beestings. Anyway, it does make sense to wear gear just in case bees should freak out. I remember at the beginning of the whole quarantine people did keep social distancing at the supermarket. Today no one gives a crap, though masks are still worn. Here, in the Southern Hemisphere, it is summer, which made a lot of people take off their masks. Longest quarantine ever.

Fuck whoever took the username Spirow Agnew's ghost. I'm positive it's a kike whore because he named them hard and your average white liberal would be too retarded to know about him. Plus it's Twitter so I doubt it's a dude.

Also the Dutch and Nordicuck country governments all said masks are useless. So did Google and Harvard actually, well they said hypothetically they should work but there's no evidence that they do.