Not a bee, not a wasp, not a mud dauber

[pr_capone]

as far as I can tell from looking at pics on the net.

WTF is this thing?

[acesn8s]

Originally Posted by chiefsfan93

I can tell that it definatly has a stinger and it is a wasp not a W.A.S.P.

That would be cool if it was a W.A.S.P.

[Pablo]

Originally Posted by PostRockPablo

Dauber, eh?

Been watching 'Coach' re-runs?

Holy shit.

Upon further investigation I have found that Dauber from Coach is the voice of Patrick from Spongebob.

One of my favorite sitcom characters plays a voice on one of the few cartoons I like.

[bevischief]

Inspector private...

[Crush]

Originally Posted by chiefsfan93

I can tell that it definatly has a stinger and it is a wasp not a W.A.S.P.

Originally Posted by acesn8s

That would be cool if it was a W.A.S.P.

Catholic Wasps would a good name for a rock band.

[mikeyis4dcats.]

[mikeyis4dcats.]

[Rain Man]

Originally Posted by pr_capone

I can't stand flying stinging things.

I always carry a bottle of wasp/bee killer with me when I am in the back yard. The ****er in the fist picture is stuck between my storm windows.

It flies and it stings and it can travel through glass. Nature's perfect killing machine.

[FAX]

Bug of some kind.

That's the thing with bugs. There are millions of them, I think. And all different kinds. It's said that there are bugs out there in the world that we haven't even discovered yet. Like that Giant Golden Spotted Lizard deal. I mean, if we never identified a giant lizard that was hanging from a tree right above our heads, just imagine how many bugs we haven't found. Some of those bugs probably contain juice or venom or bug spit that will serve as a completely natural cure for cancer, baldness, and excessive vaginal discharge, too. That's why we need more people like you, Mr. pr_capone. People who are willing to brave nature's forces while risking life, limb, and nasty, itchy, ass-rashes in order to find new bugs for the sake of humanity and the corporations.

FAX

[teedubya]

mikey... that pic gave me chills, man. Jebus.

[Bwana]

[acesn8s]

Originally Posted by FAX

Bug of some kind.

That's the thing with bugs. There are millions of them, I think. And all different kinds. It's said that there are bugs out there in the world that we haven't even discovered yet. Like that Giant Golden Spotted Lizard deal. I mean, if we never identified a giant lizard that was hanging from a tree right above our heads, just imagine how many bugs we haven't found. Some of those bugs probably contain juice or venom or bug spit that will serve as a completely natural cure for cancer, baldness, and excessive vaginal discharge, too. That's why we need more people like you, Mr. pr_capone. People who are willing to brave nature's forces while risking life, limb, and nasty, itchy, ass-rashes in order to find new bugs for the sake of humanity and the corporations.

FAX

Ummm, how often do you have bugs near your ass, FAX?

[FAX]

Originally Posted by acesn8s

Ummm, how often do you have bugs near your ass, FAX?

Often times, when one is exploring the deepest and darkest of Earth's more primal forests in search of bugs previously unknown to science, one will find one's self in the unfortunate circumstance in which a poop is necessary or the investigatory efforts cannot continue, Mr. acesn8s. When this occurs, even the most knowledgeable explorer occasionally squats a little too low resulting in an ass-rash of epic proportion. It comes with the job.

FAX