...that's a point, i don't know why i assumed everyone had those
because we did in my school, i guess
there isn't a law or anything
I had home economics! They didn't call it that anymore, but we still had to learn how to work a sewing machine and stuff. I royally sucked at it, but my mom had already taught my sister how to sew, so she breezed through it.
I, like Fossilmaiden, am incompetent with sharp things that are not food-related. I'm braver about getting blood taken than I used to be, given that the pain does not bother me and I can look away, but still...
Actually, I don't fear needles at all! I just fear being hideously injured. And seeing my own blood.
Why do bees have stingers if stinging makes them die?
For the good of the hive.
This.
Also, only certain species of bees die when they sting, and insofar as I can tell, those species have a pretty high proportion of nectar-gathering and grub-tending workers compared to, say, a hive of hornets or carpenter bees.
I honestly don't feel like recounting all the events since you've been gone but... ahhhh.... no. There's been some positive but the overall feeling was that of "wow, I'm getting sick of the crap I have to go through." And being a bit of an obnoxious jerk on a few occasions, as always.
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also i would be the worst bro.
also also you overestimate my relationship with sharp objects.
because we did in my school, i guess
there isn't a law or anything
Maths
Psychology
IT
German
Business Studies
Food
RE-Short
Biology
Chemistry
Physics
PE
The classes I was taking by the end of school.
ah, to clarify, we weren't required to take textiles at gcse level
we had to take a design class, but i chose food.
Why do bees have stingers if stinging makes them die?
How've you been?
I asked a question and I learned something new.
Once again, all is right with my world.
ah
but complicated in an overall pretty good sorta way?
I like talking with you.