Let’s Talk About The Birds And The Bees

[Reformer]

REFORMATION RUMBLINGS
BUFF SCOTT, JR.
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Let's Talk About The Birds
And The Bees

    I feel badly for most parents today. They have to explain the birds and the bees. The bees and the bees. The birds and the birds.

    The birds that used to be bees. The bees that used to be birds. The birds that look like bees and the bees that look like birds but still have a stinger.—Selected from Mr. Factual.

[Alan]

I'm confused, did birds and bees mate at one time?

[Reformer]

Alan:

    The scenario addresses the liberal-minded who advance the transsexual idea—such as, a male who claims to be female or a female who claims to be male. A bee's "stinger" refers to the male's reproductive organs.

Buff 

[Alan]

    The scenario addresses the liberal-minded who advances the transsexual idea—such as, a male who claims to be female or a female who claims to be male. A bee's "stinger" refers to the male's reproductive organs.

The bee stings the bird?

[Rella]

The bee stings the bird?

[Amo]

https://www.reddit.com/r/Jokes/comments/uwxnuy/explaining_the_birds_and_bees_to_kids_has_become/

Explaining the 'birds and bees' to kids has become more difficult nowadays

gotta explain all about the birds and the bees, the birds and the birds, the bees and the bees, the birds that used to be bees that still like birds, the bees that used to be birds that actually prefer bees, the birds that have stripes like a bee but can't make up their mind whether they are a bird or a bee and the bees that now look like birds but still have a little prick.

[DaveW]

I feel badly for most parents today. They have to explain the birds and the bees. The bees and the bees. The birds and the birds.

Two bees or NOT two bees.  That is the question.

[Rella]

Two bees or NOT two bees.  That is the question.

A honey and a bumble are two incompatible bees. And a honey can be a drone or a queen.... unless she is a worker. In which case it is the female worker with the stinger.... and they do not gather nectar or pollen and are unable to feed without assistance from "female"worker bees. A drone's only role is to mate with a maiden queen in nuptial flight.

Quote from: Reformer on Fri Jun 16, 2023 - 21:12:11

    The scenario addresses the liberal-minded who advances the transsexual idea—such as, a male who claims to be female or a female who claims to be male. A bee's "stinger" refers to the male's reproductive organs.

No matter what the stinger represents in Buff's scenario...

  "The scenario addresses the liberal-minded who advances the transsexual idea—such as, a male who claims to be female or a female who claims to be male. A bee's "stinger" refers to the male's reproductive organs."

In truth... this is the perfect analogy to use in transgender because we have all those male born creatures who want to be
females but keep their stinger ( penises) and not lose them.

They simply want to be the worker bee... and when need arises still will be able to perform at will (sting).

Now... one might liken the drones to that of the homosexual male species of humans.... NO... not in their mating habits but simply because of all male homosexuals I have known they all... with out exception gravitate toward very attractive women.
For nothing else then ... lets just say friendship.

So in a way... they are somewhat like drones where male bees, unlike worker bees, need not worry about gathering nectar, taking care of newborn bees or building hives. They are often been seen as idlers and are known as drones as they do not have to do any work in the hive. Their primary function is to help the queen bee to produce young ones.

[Wycliffes_Shillelagh]

A honey and a bumble are two incompatible bees. And a honey can be a drone or a queen.... unless she is a worker. In which case it is the female worker with the stinger.... and they do not gather nectar or pollen and are unable to feed without assistance from "female"worker bees. A drone's only role is to mate with a maiden queen in nuptial flight.

No matter what the stinger represents in Buff's scenario...

  "The scenario addresses the liberal-minded who advances the transsexual idea—such as, a male who claims to be female or a female who claims to be male. A bee's "stinger" refers to the male's reproductive organs."

In truth... this is the perfect analogy to use in transgender because we have all those male born creatures who want to be
females but keep their stinger ( penises) and not lose them.

They simply want to be the worker bee... and when need arises still will be able to perform at will (sting).

Now... one might liken the drones to that of the homosexual male species of humans.... NO... not in their mating habits but simply because of all male homosexuals I have known they all... with out exception gravitate toward very attractive women.
For nothing else then ... lets just say friendship.

So in a way... they are somewhat like drones where male bees, unlike worker bees, need not worry about gathering nectar, taking care of newborn bees or building hives. They are often been seen as idlers and are known as drones as they do not have to do any work in the hive. Their primary function is to help the queen bee to produce young ones.

You had something going there, but then those last two paragraphs kind of went nowhere.

I think young men wanting to be women has everything to do with how society (mis)treats young men, and values young women.

Jarrod

[Reformer]

Jarrod:

"You [Rella] had something going there, but then those last two paragraphs kind of went nowhere."

   I agree. And Jarrod, I've met many men who adopted the homosexual lifestyle who were not mistreated by society. An evil-seeking heart seems to be the primary cause, as was the case at Sodom and Gomorrah.

Buff

[DaveW]

REFORMATION RUMBLINGSBUFF SCOTT, JR.
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Let's Talk About The Birds
And The Bees

    I feel badly for most parents today. They have to explain the birds and the bees. The bees and the bees. The birds and the birds.

    The birds that used to be bees. The bees that used to be birds. The birds that look like bees and the bees that look like birds but still have a stinger.—Selected from Mr. Factual.