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I loathe and fear wasps, and anything like them, including yellow jackets, hornets, etc... and the stuff in Canada is nothing compared to what you may find in other parts of the globe.... My irrational fear of wasps and other stingy things has almost gotten me killed many times, as I will run a mile away in any direction to avoid a wasp, which sometimes leads to me running on the road or into a parking lot.... I feel like an idiot.....,

At least we have those big fluffy bumble bees, they're about as harmless as a dog, you could probably catch one in your hands and pet it and it wouldn't even care to sting or bite, though I don't think it'll want to stay long as they tend to fly away as soon as they get the chance.

@nekomaster In Siberia, we have small mothlike creatures called "gnus". Their bites cause a huge and painful swelling for as long as about 2 weeks.
I got bitten once, so can I attest: wasps are flying good fairies compared to these moths.

@Pechestelo but consider the fact that as soon as its warm, like spring, Wasps come out in droves and they're everywhere... EVERY WHERE!! And they tend to sting for no reason, and they sting multiple times and they let off pharamones that alert nearby wasps to sting you as well. Some people have died from being stung by a swarm of wasps

Well Faroe is the religious one of the bunch, surely he'd appreciate the Biblical appearance of literal wasp plagues attacking him.

@SydneyCarton Your name is Sydney Carton?

Legend has it they can smell fear.

I hate wasps. Stupid useless bee wannabe posers

@Shannen Same thing with seagulls. Like, heck, make yourselves useful and give us some eggs if you're going to be a nuisance.

It's only fair. The rest of us have wasps, you faroese gotsa have wasps too!

..rest in peace

It's funny in the third panel they look like floating.

Denmark, why do you hate the faroes?

FLÅT!

And here I thought that in the north you had less of those pesky bugs because it was too cold for them.

@Isdaril nope, just pisses them off more hahaha

@Isdaril
It's true enough to say that they wouldn't fly there voluntarily; they had to be taken when their ground nest was scooped up by a sod-rolling machine and shipped across the sea. Now they're understandably pissed.