Seems like everywhere you look there's a protest. Pictured here is a South Korean beekeeper covered by honey bees as he stages a protest denouncing Japan's claim to disputed islets, known as Dokdo in Korea and Takeshima in Japan.
I don't know about you, but I wouldn't even get near this protester. I can't decide which is more repelling... the buttload of bees or the giant booger hanging out of his nose?
The booger gets my vote!
ReplyDeleteDon't even mention bees to me! Our landlord finally got the exterminator out to kill them! Of course this guy was also supposed to come back and get rid of the hive. Still waiting for that! But at least I can walk around the side of the house without being attacked!
ReplyDeleteI'm with Don - that booger's got to go.
ReplyDeletebooger bad, bees good.
ReplyDeleteThat's tissue shoved up his nose so the bees don't sting his brain via sinus cavity. I saw another daredevil do that too before having bees swarm on his body.
ReplyDeleteWhat will anti-birth control protestors do? Wear condoms all over their body like that R&B group, TLC?
It would be hard to breathe with all those bees on you...but to then have a huge booger! Not good!!!
ReplyDeletephoenix: yeah, the old it's-just-a-piece-of-tissue-not-a-gigantic-hinged-booger argument.
ReplyDeleteCome to think of it, it does make sense. I wouldn't want one of those bees flying up my nose. Hello? ...that's why I don't let tons of bees rest on my face.
Okay, this picture seriously creeped me out. And is that a booger, or a honeycomb?
ReplyDeleteHmmmm... I wonder if my lizards would eat those bees? Might make the lizards taste sweeter when I eat them.
ReplyDeleteBig Wags,
Isabella
wendy: LOL.
ReplyDeletesweatpantsmom: phoenix says it is a piece of tissue. It looks suspicious to me.
isabella: a spoonful of honey makes the lizard go down ;-)
Bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteGross! That booger looks hitonious!
ReplyDeleteHasn't this guy ever heard of a hunger strike?
The bee thing is silly.
Well, so is a hunger strike.