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Feminism: Sex and gender discussions

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AsAProfessionalFekko · 22/04/2018 16:02

I thought it was getting quite educational - crumpets, bees, toast, hornets, newts...

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AngryAttackKittens · 23/04/2018 02:26

As payback for opening the thread and seeing that illustration, have this horrifying creature. The scars from being stung look like bullet wounds.

AsAProfessionalFekko · 23/04/2018 07:23

So just exactly how do bees male honey? Is it their vomit or poo?

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AngryAttackKittens · 23/04/2018 07:25

Never thought I'd find myself saying this, but please let it be vomit!

AngryAttackKittens · 23/04/2018 07:25

Still can't stomach the idea of that coffee that's partially digested and then excreted by civet? cats. People rave about it but nope, sorry, not happening.

HeatedCatFurniture · 23/04/2018 07:47

That coffee is also appallingly cruel angry - it's produced on an industrial scale and the civets are caged. I would never ever buy it.

AngryAttackKittens · 23/04/2018 07:51

Not surprised, can't see any non-cruel way that they'd be able to do it. I'd never buy it either.

BoreOfWhabylon · 23/04/2018 12:10

Special bee vomit (from Wikipedia)

Leaving the hive, foraging bees collect sugar-rich flower nectar and return to the hive where they use their "honey stomachs" to ingest and regurgitate the nectar repeatedly until it is partially digested.[13][15][17] Bee digestive enzymes – invertase, amylase, and diastase – along with gastric acid hydrolyze sucrose to a mixture of glucose and fructose.[13][15] The bees work together as a group with the regurgitation and digestion for as long as 20 minutes until the product reaches storage quality.[15] It is then placed in honeycomb cells left unsealed while still high in water content (about 20%)[citation needed] and natural yeasts, which, unchecked, would cause the sugars in the newly formed honey to ferment.[14] The process continues as hive bees flutter their wings constantly to circulate air and evaporate water from the honey to a content around 18%, raising the sugar concentration, and preventing fermentation.[14][15] The bees then cap the cells with wax to seal them.[15]

AssassinatedBeauty · 23/04/2018 12:37

Makes me wonder whether an artificial honey could be produced rather than collect it from bees. Seems like it ought to be possible.

AsAProfessionalFekko · 23/04/2018 13:12

I have a 'honey stomach'. Actually its more like a 'cheese and chocolate' belly.

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