then it flew in and out of the living room. i thought it was gone.
i went in to my room and was shocked to see it lepak-ing in my room near the window.
so i started the battle against the giant killer bee with the Smack That song.....
smack that. it's on the window. smack that. give me somemore. smack that. til it get sore. smack that. ooooh oooohhhh..
it fainted on the floor. i tah-pau it in a plastic bag. then my housemate said, "eh, it won't bore a hole and escape, right?''
ok.. to make sure it's really dead and won't bore a hole to escape, she started to chop the plastic bag with a hand-held fan like she's chopping garlic.
R.I.P., giant killer bee.
4 comments:
..and so this is how she entertains herself
=P
and ironically, the word verification given is 'BEEmici'
heheh
The giant bees are not the killer ones lah, usually.
It's the small ones that fly in large swarms you should be worried about.
AJ>
yaya... when you come then i will entertain you with activities such as killing bees, ants, cockroches, conning lizards... etc etc etc..
Ben>
the giant bee got thin waist and black-yellow abdomen.. like some kind of wasp.. scary giler... :P
Oh if thin waist then it's definitely a wasp.
And yes, wasps can be solitary hunters.
Jiahui 1, Wasp 0.
;-)
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