Do the humans know that?

that's not why this isn't a good idea, those bees don't bother with humans really

ok

Bee allergy gang thinks this sucks.

Source: member since birth.

Yeeesss, we need more compulsory items in life.

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Anthony’s seafood 🦞 in Middletown

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I imagine there are people who don't want swarms of bees in a crowded downtown.

Captain's Catch on Mineral Spring, just over the N Prov line (across from Lowe's).

It's only take out and only Friday. Available all year.

I always get some original stuffies to take and bake. My favorite anywhere, including seafood restaurants.

They're too bee-adjacent for me. All of the Apoidea gotta go, even the ones with no friends.

I understand that you’re a layman. So am I. There were some broad generalities you’re missing though. Most bee species in the US don’t form large colonies and solitary bees are fairly common. You’d likely overlooked them thinking that they’re flies or other similar insects. They don’t sting, they don’t bite, they cause no problems. They are entirely different from honeybees that form large colonies and aren’t even native to the US.

The key to native animals is native environments. we need to be planting more native plants and leaving areas undisturbed for nature

you know we can address more than one thing at a time, right?

Full size Tahoe

8 windows total

That’s really the biggest issue facing the city/the world right now? God damn bricks?

for real? What size car?

I paid $275 at sunset for a sedan, no windshield.

I see the Fane Tower is "still under development."

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The question is not how far the distance is, but how far are you really willing to go for THE BEST!?

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Which is very easy to get to from Providence, 146->99 or 146 all the way, and then another 10 mins off the highway!

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