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ViRGE

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Originally posted by: mercanucaribe
Originally posted by: ViRGE
Originally posted by: CorporateRecreation
Combine baking soda and water together, it makes a paste like substance. Put this on the sting.
Or better yet, combine baking soda and vinegar; it forms a more potent substance that should act faster.

His mom got stung by a bee, she's not making a volcano for the science fair.
Check your sarcasm detector there, chief.:p
 

SupaDupaPan

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Originally posted by: Nocturnal
Hopefully they aren't those African Killer Bees.

There would have been more than just 3 in that case. African Killer Bees come in GIANT swarms ... like the whole nest comes
 

rh71

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what is the reason bees die after they release their stinger ? Do they know they will die ?
 

KK

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Originally posted by: rh71
what is the reason bees die after they release their stinger ? Do they know they will die ?

honey bees, when they sting, the stinger is attached to their guts which come out with it.