Spyke

OMG, he'd never do it, but I would watch videos of that on a loop all day long.

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lemmy.world

Should have put a H on it so everyone would know.

The sad part is now the thief will get all the hornet honey : /

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That and the final line “Don’t steal people’s stuff, it might be filled with bees” are my favorite

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sh.itjust.works

A former web developer, he had been searching for something more adventurous.

When you're so sick of end users that you'd rather be stung by fucking murder hornets.

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kboy101222reply
lemm.ee

Stinging insects or idiotic end users?

Honestly tough choice

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lemmy.world

Now I'm getting ideas to leave an Amazon box full of these on my porch

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You might get some enjoyment out of Mark Rober's series where he builds contraptions to mess with porch pirates. Nothing directly harmful like wasps, but he builds a box that basically records the thief, glitter bombs them, sprays bad smells, and in some later iterations, has an ominous countdown and fake police radio.

He also tries to catch some people who break into parked cars the same way, but with much less success as they turned out to be a lot more organized and scarier.

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feddit.nl

I'm just wondering what operating procedure the guy normally goes through with the hornets.

He could fill the vac with poison before opening, but then why didn't he just use that in the best in the first place?

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Lorgresreply
lemmy.world

He may release them. With bee swarms it's common practice to starve them for a day before putting them into their new hive. That way they don't immediately swarm/leave again. Wouldn't be surprised if something like that works with hornets too. Starve them a bit then release them in the woods.

FYI no need for poison. Just use dish-soap water. (Works for bees at least and their carapace is the same material as hornets/wasps)

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Unless you're looking for a viagra replacement

Please consult your doctor if effects last more than 4 hours

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