r/MadeMeSmile • u/unfit_fool • Feb 20 '23

Small Success Basic yet brilliant idea.

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u/5_foot_1 Feb 20 '23

What about the folk that don’t want bees inside their house?

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '23

Put the bricks on the outside

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u/M00ngata Feb 20 '23

And subject them to a life without plumbing or internet access? I think not

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '23

NBIMBY

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u/King-Rhino-Viking Feb 20 '23 edited Feb 20 '23

Imagine being allergic to bees and being forced to have a prebuilt home for them in your house

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u/fireflycaprica Feb 20 '23

ive had bees take up home inside the wall of my house when i had a bee nest at the opposite end of the garden. I love bees but no thanks i cant afford to spend thousands taking the wall of my house apart to remove them

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u/PeterWatchmen Feb 20 '23

If this were my house, I'd spay the holes with pesticides. I'm allergic, and I do not want to risk bring stung.

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u/Cincinnatusian Feb 20 '23

Or just fill the holes with mortar

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u/hatsoff22u Feb 20 '23

Or spiders!!! Imagine having multiple bricks like this.

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u/DrachenDad Feb 20 '23

Nothing wrong with spiders. That's a point, got to clear away the old web above my bed.