ZHI bo BEE presents BEES, BEES and more BEES
Amongst all the insects that interact with humans, bees are perhaps the ones who share the strongest of all love-hate relationships. For instance, people have come to associate them with cuteness (think of all those babies dressed up as bees) and diligence, and of course the golden liquid that is Honey. But they have also to associate them with respect, aggresiveness and fear.
But as promised, here's a random fact about BEES
EXPLODING TESTICLES!
Upon completion of mating, the testicles of the honey bee explodes, causing his penis to be permanently lodged inside the recently virgin Queen bee preventing other bees from mating with her!
Just like when a female bee stings, she dies from leaving her sting in her victim's body...so do the male dies when he's had his minutes of pleasure.
Guess bees are extremely big on fidelity though, I daresay it had better be one HELL of an orgasm to blow off his testicals like that!
TATTOOS of BEES
Traditionally Tattoos were probably done to invoke to physical possession of the body by various spirits that can enhance human ability such as courage and bravery, aspects of which are most noted in Tribal-War Tattoos. Of course, these days there are many other reasons to get a tattoo; to mark a special date, or just because it looks pretty for instance. But, in all realness, what does a BEE-tattoo symbolise?
Well, let's take a look at mine shall we?
In all honesty I cannot quite come up with something that represents my BEE tattoo that did not go hand in hand with the Butterfly tattoo. Together, you see, they form the couple depicted in Mohammad Ali's famous quote "Fly like a butterfly, sting like a bee"
On its own, I suppose it's a warning against, despite my hesistance against violence, I am capable of violence though, as my friend had pointed out to me...being a pascifist in nature, violence (even in retaliation) will probably hurt me more than it hurt my enemy.
AND how like a BEE is that!
PEACE OUT
