Has anyone experienced this
Today i
put 2 sprays of Chikara on the way to schoo, and a swarm of bees attacked me. This isn't the usuall bee coming
through, the bees followed me for about 50 feet. Is this just a coincedence??
Many types of creatures use
pheromones, scents, etc. to communicate. You might've messed up their message center, you might've smelled like
pollen or something, you might've upset them somehow, or it might just be a coincidence. I highly doubt that will
become a frequent occurrance at any rate...
yes it has happened to me i
was on this date and lol!lol! we were walking up a pier and the bee followed me and started getting in the girls
face i was wearing chakira
hehe i felt like a bee
keeper. I'm glad that i'm not the only one.
lol maybe the secret ingredient is
honey!
bees rely on pheromones to
communicate. Though some have said otherwise, it is obvious certain pheromones are not species-specific.
LOL. Not only will it attract
women... but it even attracts animals and insects. GREAT lol
top_dawwgs
Were they Africanized?Originally Posted by lordcrazyd
If a guy's a cocksucker in his life, when he dies, he don't become a saint. - Morris Levy, Hitmen
Holmes' Theme Song
no i dind't know it
mattered
Africanized Bees (AKA "Killer Bees") are much more agressive and very easily upset. When
upset, they will actively chase and attack.
Freedom begins when you tell Mrs. Grundy to go fly a kite.
--Lazarus Long
lordcrazyd,
From working outdoors
for many years I've learned that late summer can be a bad time to wear frgrances outside. It seems bees are trying
to top off their stocks of food and will investigate anything that smells even remotely floral.
It's far more
likely that it was the COLOGNE aspect of your Chikara application that attracted them more than any other factor.
Oscar
good point, O!
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