
At about 1:30 a.m. last night I took a break from procrastinating to write my Jour 3101 Obituary paper. As I stepped outside my room I noticed a "buzz buzz buzz" from something other than the B we know and love.

Cautiously and with great courage B stepped up on a chair and unsuccessfully attempted to squash the Bee-st. We moved back to prevent ourselves from Bee-ing the Bee's kamikaze mission.


Point and case, B the human is better than Bee the Bee.
(However, I bet if Bee the Bee were human it would finish the dishes quicker)
1 comment:
impressive usage of the word "bee." my favorite word play so far this fall was thought of while waiting for the hayride at a corn maze: Ms. May's Maize Maze... it's a-maze-ing!
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