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Seoul, S. Korea May 04 : South Korean bee farmer Ahn Sang-Kyu protests Japan's claim of sovereignty over disputed islets May 4, 2006 in Seoul, South Korea. Ahn, a local bee farmer, released over 140,000 bees and attracted them to his body to protest Japan's sovereignty claims over a tiny group of islands located off the east coast of South Korea, called the Dokdo islets by the Koreans and Takeshima by the Japanese.

Ouch ouch ouch ouch: http://www.shocku.com/indexafp.php?id_actu=149

That was a horrible story... 200 stings? I'd fall over.

I would have let a tiger eat me. That guy has no class !

where can I can get a tiger for Snooze to chew on nomad.

he's to cute to expose to Nomad.

spot wrote: That was a horrible story... 200 stings? I'd fall over.


I'm surprised he's not dead!

Each sting injects venom. And bees can only sting once then leave their sting and attached sections behind so he must be covered in bits of bee!

What bee-stley bee-haviour to bee-rate his bee-ligerent government with!

His bee-attitude perhaps?

Rapunzel wrote: I'm surprised he's not dead!



Each sting injects venom. And bees can only sting once then leave their sting and attached sections behind so he must be covered in bits of bee!



What bee-stley bee-haviour to bee-rate his bee-ligerent government with!

His bee-attitude perhaps?










That was the bees knees ! :-6

Nomad wrote: I would have let a tiger eat me. That guy has no class !


Heh, that shocku.com site is providing me with all the answers I need for this thread: http://www.shocku.com/videos/index.php?v=904&t=33

(warning: the above link is of a human taunting a lion and then being mauled by it, definitely not for the sqeamish or homo sapienist)