Originally Posted by KkAllez
hey! Good idea!
Nice to see another Texan. Too bad we don't live closer we could ride together.
Being stung unfolds like this:
1. you feel a twack
2. you feel a sting
3. your brain kicks in "OH MY GOD I'M BEING STUNG!"
4. you lose all self dignity and will flip that boob out anywhere!
Like Massbikebabe and Helenajoy - I need step #5 - epipen. I carry mine in my back pocket.
Funny thing, after an allergic reaction to food, my doc ordered a blood test and to use a known positive, she ordered the hymnoptera group test. We found out I'm not allergic to bees, but I am allergic to wasps.
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05-03-2011, 06:04 AM #1
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05-03-2011, 09:03 AM #2
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Similar thing happened to me on a rather busy road. Wasp flew into my jersey (thwack! then the stinging commenced). I hastily un-clipped and threw my bike in the ditch then danced around trying to get it out. Had to resort to stripping down to my bra on the side of the road!!! I'm pretty sure I looked like a complete whack-job...half-naked, jumping up and down and flailing wildy. Lucky I didn't get arrested!
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05-03-2011, 10:46 AM #3
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Whoa, bee in the bra is an adventure for sure. Thanks for the reminder -- I need to pack some Benadryl for summer.
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