“Nature” is nothing to “trifle” with.
The bird will now eat the bee.
Birds will crap on your car and bees will sting you.
You have to be very careful with the birds and the bees.
Time to talk about flighty promiscuity and the hive mind.
Don’t throw rocks at the birds, son and stay away from the bees!
“Birds do it, Bees do it. Lets call the whole thing off.”
Son won’t like it either to hear what daddy will to tell him.
That bird is about to eat that bee. And that is the real story dad should be telling sonny.
Son, let me explain where bird eggs come from.
“You see, son, it was a hit song by Jewel Akens.”
If the first talk isn’t productive, perhaps the second will be reproductive.
It means they are on to you.
It’s good if you do it right.
My Dad’s version of the “birds and bees” talk: “Don’t sit under the former or on top of the latter.”
SHAKEDOWNCITY 10 days ago
“Nature” is nothing to “trifle” with.
Ratkin 10 days ago
The bird will now eat the bee.
oldpine52 10 days ago
Birds will crap on your car and bees will sting you.
Doug K 10 days ago
You have to be very careful with the birds and the bees.
Brass Orchid Premium Member 10 days ago
Time to talk about flighty promiscuity and the hive mind.
Doug Taylor Premium Member 10 days ago
Don’t throw rocks at the birds, son and stay away from the bees!
Norris66 10 days ago
“Birds do it, Bees do it. Lets call the whole thing off.”
silberdistel 10 days ago
Son won’t like it either to hear what daddy will to tell him.
bilbrlsn 10 days ago
That bird is about to eat that bee. And that is the real story dad should be telling sonny.
Zen-of-Zinfandel 10 days ago
Son, let me explain where bird eggs come from.
Frank Burns Eats Worms 10 days ago
“You see, son, it was a hit song by Jewel Akens.”
StephenRice 10 days ago
If the first talk isn’t productive, perhaps the second will be reproductive.
cuzinron47 10 days ago
It means they are on to you.
donut reply 9 days ago
nancyb creator 9 days ago
It’s good if you do it right.
gammaguy 6 days ago
My Dad’s version of the “birds and bees” talk: “Don’t sit under the former or on top of the latter.”