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Old 09-05-06, 10:53 AM
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I guess I should consider myself lucky. I've had them fly into my helmet twice but didn't get stung either time. Maybe they were dazed or my Halo headband prevented a sting? Both times I stopped, removed my helmet and sure enough, it was a bee.
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Old 09-05-06, 12:30 PM
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Originally Posted by genedoc
People who know they are hyper allergic to bee stings carry epinephrine in an auto-injecting syringe. Epinephrine is not something you want to take unless you are absolutely certain a bee sting is likely to cause anaphylaxis in you. Anaphylaxis is when your body over-produces histamine which can dilate way too many of your blood vessels, dangerously drop your blood pressure, cause tissue swelling (including the lungs) and stress out weak hearts. Epinephirine restricts blood vessels and keeps all of the above from happening. Used improperly, or at the wrong time however, epinephrine can also be fatal.
Thanx for the info! Guess I won't be needing that. I'll stick to the cream, tenderizer, and toothpaste!
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Originally Posted by Mr. Beanz
Thanx for the info! Guess I won't be needing that. I'll stick to the cream, tenderizer, and toothpaste!
Maybe one of those little travel size toothpaste tubes in the bag!
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this might necessitate a change in your online name to Mr. Beez
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Originally Posted by dangerman
this might necessitate a change in your online name to Mr. Beez

Good one! Bwahahaha!
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