warrior bees?

[zuckerman]

http://news.mysanantonio.com/global-includes/printStory.cfm?xla='saen'&xlb=180&xlc=1049261

go to this link, it's the story of using bees to find WMD, terrorist bombs, etc... Whew! does the industry NEED this kind of advertising?

[Michael Bush]

And my guess is it's not hard to train the bees. Just put out some syrup with a little nitro in it and they will key in on the smell. Next time they smell it they will think it's a nectar source. All you need is tiny transmitters on the bees so you can follow them electronically instead of having to look for them by eye. http://www.beesource.com/ubb/smile.gif

[dcross]

If only they didn't go on strike in bad weather.

[Michael Bush]

That's true. Those bees sure are wusses when it comes to bad weather. But they're not bad on long marches.

[BILLY BOB]

Says it's revenue for 2002 was $339 million. I thought I just make some money from selling some honey. Looks like I let another great idea pass me by. http://www.beesource.com/ubb/smile.gif

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