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What bee is an inch long?
the bumble bee or the carpenter bee are both 1 inch long
How many syllables in the word bee?
Just One (Bee) Your Welcome
What to get for a 50 years old man for his birthday?
It kind of depends what he's like and what he wants! A funny 'over the hill' mug or something would bee cool though.
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No as they live of bee sperm. The bee when resting upon the plant, ejaculates on it. This is why you are told to wash apples incase you get B Herpes aka BEE HERPES -READ THE DISCUSSION
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because that is their known shape and the queen bee likes that shape ,sincerly bee expert
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