Oh, I feel guilty for laughing at that!
Yeah Sorry. Did’nt mean to sound snarky. I just Really Reeeally like honey. 
All I know is what I read on the Internet.
Not to gross anyone out but be careful of your first time uncovering your BBQ grill…
MMM Honey BeeBeeQ Cheese Burgers!
He looks like Hellcat!
This same thing happened to one of my cats.
I don’t think they’re as economically important as honeybees but bumblebees are so docile and benign that I can’t imagine killing one just because I was too lazy to show it the door. But then I’m the sort who shows spiders out as well.
I second the painful childhood memories. Ow.
Next time just punch him in the face!
I can’t help but think of A World without Zinc (see: The Simpsons- Bart the Lover).
What ya need is a supersoaker, fill the reservoir with gasoline and pump up the pressure to the recommended settings. Strike a roadside flare and while aiming at the Bee, hold the flare off to the side just a bit and allow ignition of the gasoline, pull trigger.
Declan
That’ll make for a really interesting insurance claim! 
Video pleeez! 
That was my thought, too - I’m pretty sure our insurance wouldn’t cover that.
As requested, but without the bee denial system being demonstrated
Superfun
Next up will be that lazer that shoots down mosquitos
Declan
I think Hal Briston did something similar with WD-40 and a lighter when trying to take out a fly and destroyed his wife’s curtians or something like that. You might want to ask him for advice on this before lighting a stream of flammable liquid to rid yourself of a bug.
I suck up bees with a hand-held vacuum cleaner with a hose (this one). Point the end of the hose at the bee and turn on the vacuum and I’m done.
Ive always just let them crawl on my hand and then take them outside. soon as they “feel” the outdoor wind they fly right off. Done it all my life and pretty much dont ever get stung. Its just a bee fer gawds sake!
I say you put on some bee wings, start shaking your ass and dance around in circles directing the bee where to go.
It’s how bees talk to each other. Gah! Don’t any of you guys remember 6th grade science?