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{{{t}}} what a total asshat. Ass him in the ear. And what everyone else said.
Ginger, I knew you would know, but I didn't think you'd like a call at 3am asking for help. Next time...
vw, you've got 3/4 of it done. It doesn't matter if it sucks. It won't suck when it's polished. THREE-QUARTERS. That's awesome.
There was probably more, but I forgot.
Houston, we have a draft! And I wanted to have it by 3pm. Not too bad...
Whoot! Go, vw!
And - in an abrupt change of subject - Susan, you may have carpenter bees.
Would those be some kind of house-destroying bees? Not too worried, because the two from yesterday weren't super-near the house, more at the edge of the road, where the car and the mailbox live. And they weren't bumblebee shaped, but much more like a honeybee or a yellow jacket.
Carpenter bees, at least the ones I have seen, are big and fuzzy looking compared to honeybees. there are quite a few flies that mimic bees in appearance, you might have some of those, too.
Definitely not it. They were probably honeybees--kinda skinny, and with a sort of all-over yellow and black stripe pattern.
We have carpenter bees around my apartment. They're kinda not horrible. I'm terrified of bees/wasps/hornets, but I can watch a carpenter bee from a few yards away and keep my fear response to a minimum.
Skinny bee says fly mimic to me. [link]
Still haven't seen anything that looked just like it, though the honeybee was the closest.
I'm going to assume that any buzzy creature shaped anything like a bee, wasp, hornet, or yellow jacket can sting me. I'd rather be scared unnecessarily of a fly than get stung, because, OW!