Reading too much of el Reg maybe? #
Posted Thursday 11th September 2008 14:13 GMT
But was I the only one hoping that the Telegraph would have a playmobil reconstruction of the accident?
Posted Thursday 11th September 2008 14:13 GMT
I can't quite understand what the buzz is all about.
Posted Thursday 11th September 2008 14:13 GMT
Thats it !
There goes the chinese economy ...
Posted Thursday 11th September 2008 14:13 GMT
...avoid bee roads.
Mine's the big white one with the gauze like hood.
Posted Thursday 11th September 2008 14:13 GMT
Driving on Chinese highways is very dangerous. European people who are new in China who come to work in my office are often a bit terrified at the start due to the risky way cars and lorries overtake each other. High speeds + risky driving behaviour + many overloaded lorries + no-one wearking their seatbelt = lots of deaths.
In the cities themselves, the speeds are pretty slow. Car drivers need to keep a constant eye for people and bikes suddenly cutting across them - and because a car hitting someone often means the car driver having to negotiate a payment to the person they just knocked, the car drivers do act carefully (they still drive in a way that would make Westerners very worried, but they can brake in time each time some emergency comes up which is quite often).
Posted Thursday 11th September 2008 14:13 GMT
Am I the only person who can't see anyone wearing any protective clothing??
I see one guy with a jacket over his head alright but I can't say I would class that as protective hahahaha.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/telegraph/multimedia/archive/00873/bee-crash-460a_873158c.jpg
Paris; cause even she wouldn't go out in that with only a jacket over her head for protection!
Posted Thursday 11th September 2008 14:13 GMT
I wonder what sort of yellow hazardous cargo sign you need when you are carrying swarms of deadly bees on your lorry?
In future I will keep an eye out and make sure I have all my windows up when I see one,.
Posted Thursday 11th September 2008 14:13 GMT
You could say they need to create a RAID array
Boom Boom
Coat, Hat and Gloves are on the left there
Posted Thursday 11th September 2008 14:13 GMT
But was I the only one hoping that the Telegraph would have a playmobil reconstruction of the accident?
Posted Thursday 11th September 2008 14:13 GMT
... were these robo-brain-control DARPA bees, by any chance?
Black helicopter, because it's all a CIA black-ops conspiracy. Probably.
Posted Thursday 11th September 2008 14:39 GMT
... where all the British bees have gone? Are the Chinese secretly swiping our bees?
Posted Thursday 11th September 2008 14:39 GMT
That the only Bee pun I could think of, was already used
Posted Thursday 11th September 2008 15:54 GMT
Not only are we supposed to take notice whenever somewhere in China the good ol' sack'o'rice tips over, no, we also get pictures.
Posted Thursday 11th September 2008 15:54 GMT
That the only Bee pun I could think of, was already used.
Did you ask Sarah
Posted Thursday 11th September 2008 17:56 GMT
"Are the Chinese secretly swiping our bees?"
No, the goverment have hived them off.
Posted Thursday 11th September 2008 21:11 GMT
From what I've read, Paris has had more pricks than a second-hand dartboard.
Her biggest worry would be if it matched her outfit. Red polka dot frock I should imagine, and some prophylactics for protection
Posted Thursday 11th September 2008 23:42 GMT
I wonder what the correlation is between the likelihood of pedestrians/cyclists darting out in front of cars; and the likelihood that they could receive cash for being hit?
Just a thought.
Posted Friday 12th September 2008 09:50 GMT
to quote Austin Powers and many others "Oh, Beehive"
(Do bees have nectar cards?)
Posted Friday 12th September 2008 11:36 GMT
"There had been seven deadly accidents on the same section of road in three months, the newspaper said. "
...might be cursed?