In the eye of the beeholder

[Catchoftheday]

The say that it is in the eye of the beeholder. I don't know who or what the beeholder is please could you tell me where it is please?

 

[Pendlum]

A beholder is a D&D monster. "Pain is in the eye of the beholder." It's some kind of flying eyeball monster.

 

[nudeyorker]

Maybe this will help!

 

[Bbucko]

I hate bees, myself.

 

[Catchoftheday]

No they say that beauty is in the eye of the beholder, I haven't been able to find it though.

I was hoping that you might show me where it is.

 

[1kmb1]

try Argleton, Lancashire

i hear the mayor is a nice guy

 

[mitchymo]

The eyes supposedly are the windows to the soul and so anyone who is beautiful on the inside has beautiful eyes.

 

[HellsKitchenmanNYC]

I hate bees, myself.

I couldn't agree more. There isn't anything I hate more than bees. I am so glad they are fading off the planet and don't worry others, scientists will find something to pollenate the pllants and flowers. Bees are gross and disgusting!!!!!!!

 

[nudeyorker]

I couldn't agree more. There isn't anything I hate more than bees. I am so glad they are fading off the planet and don't worry others, scientists will find something to pollenate the pllants and flowers. Bees are gross and disgusting!!!!!!!

Yeah there is nothing as special as adding another chemical or man made element into the equation when nature worked fine. Hope you don't live to regret that statement.

 

[invisibleman]

POSSIBLE THEORY: Do you think that Sally Struthers is noshing off the bees while eating the honey?

 

[Catchoftheday]

POSSIBLE THEORY: Do you think that Sally Struthers is noshing off the bees while eating the honey?

Feels like I've just entered the twilight zone

The Eye of the Beholder

 

[HellsKitchenmanNYC]

Yeah there is nothing as special as adding another chemical or man made element into the equation when nature worked fine. Hope you don't live to regret that statement.

Who said it had to be a chemical. The bees are only spreading the pollen around. Doesn't seem like it calls for chemicals.

 

[Countryguy63]

I couldn't agree more. There isn't anything I hate more than bees. I am so glad they are fading off the planet and don't worry others, scientists will find something to pollenate the pllants and flowers. Bees are gross and disgusting!!!!!!!

Nooooo,

No kitchen is complete without honey. It can be used whether broiling chicken or sweetening cereal.

I don't like bees either, but I appreciate them :smile:

 

[Viking_UK]

I prefer bees to wasps - at least they serve a more useful purose.

 

[nudeyorker]

Who said it had to be a chemical. The bees are only spreading the pollen around. Doesn't seem like it calls for chemicals.

Bees are responsible for the majority of plant pollination all across the world so if they died there would be a major lack of food for all forms of life.Honey bees are responsible for the pollination of about one third of the crops in the U.S. alone ,but I am not sure what the statistics are for other countries and some places rely on them more than others so some places would feel the loss more so than others...BTW How often do you have to deal with bees in NYC?

 

[deleted136887]

Bees are responsible for the majority of plant pollination all across the world so if they died there would be a major lack of food for all forms of life.Honey bees are responsible for the pollination of about one third of the crops in the U.S. alone ,but I am not sure what the statistics are for other countries and some places rely on them more than others so some places would feel the loss more so than others...BTW How often do you have to deal with bees in NYC?

you are speaking to a brick wall here mate. in NY all polination is(are) done by little robbot things which was designed as Afganistan lethal stand-off weapons but which are now buzzing around 7-11 and asorted supermarkets.
and they smell good. and they don't sting( but they will f---up any |MF who disagrees with the right to own WMD's...) so yes they are probably banished to the 3rd world now. (the bees that is)where they make the sweetest honey you can imagine.

 

[HellsKitchenmanNYC]

Bees are responsible for the majority of plant pollination all across the world so if they died there would be a major lack of food for all forms of life.Honey bees are responsible for the pollination of about one third of the crops in the U.S. alone ,but I am not sure what the statistics are for other countries and some places rely on them more than others so some places would feel the loss more so than others...BTW How often do you have to deal with bees in NYC?

There are alot of bees in NYC and I know b/c I have to be constantly aware when I'm outside and can never be in an apartment w/o screens. Trust me if the bees disappear t'row it would be easy to recreate pollination w/o chemicals. As for the honey I'm sure my good friends at Smart Balance could make honey or something that tastes like it. If having the bees gone meant I would never have honey again it would be an easy trade-off for me. IMHO.

 

[molotovmuffin]

There are alot of bees in NYC and I know b/c I have to be constantly aware when I'm outside and can never be in an apartment w/o screens. Trust me if the bees disappear t'row it would be easy to recreate pollination w/o chemicals. As for the honey I'm sure my good friends at Smart Balance could make honey or something that tastes like it. If having the bees gone meant I would never have honey again it would be an easy trade-off for me. IMHO.

Silly, there's already imitation honey....