By chaoticcupcake - 25/06/2013 15:28 - United States - Princeton

Today, a wasp flew into my car. In my frantic attempt to get away from it, I got pulled over and had to prove I was driving sober. FML
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chaoticcupcake 10

To all those asking, I am highly allergic to bees and wasps. When I discovered I was in an enclosed space with it, my mind wasn't thinking "pull over and let it out", but rather panic. When you're scared of something, the mind doesn't always make the most logical decisions. I ended up weaving on and off the shoulder and hadn't realized a cop had his lights on behind me until he sounded his siren. I quickly pulled over and got out of my car. I had to take a breathalyzer and passed, and after explaining my ordeal, the nice man helped me get the wasp out of my car. And to those who say roll the window down: Have you ever successfully tried to get an insect out of a moving vehicle via window? I've tried this on multiple occasions and I either can't get the damned thing to go near the window, or if I do, the wind knocks them back into my car. :/

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DocBastard 38

I initially read that as "flew into my ear". Still makes sense, though...

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Olympiakos10 15

As you open the window for the cop did the wasp fly out casually like it was never there?

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DocBastard 38

I initially read that as "flew into my ear". Still makes sense, though...

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plum_lovin 28

Did anyone remember the movie Tommy Boy when they read this?

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CocaColaPepsi 13

Wow, I understand it's scary to have a wasp in your car, but if you're driving dangerously enough for a cop to think you were drunk driving then you completely deserve to get a ticket. It's scary, but putting other people's life in danger so you don't get stung is ridiculous!

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lifesucks1217 6

the bee could of got him killed...

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FrankHotpants 31

Wow, I read it as in the ear too until I read the comment and looked again.

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CocaColaPepsi 13

Maybe I don't understand how painful it is to be stung by a wasp or anything really since I've never been stung by anything... So maybe my comment was harsh but I still think that driving recklessly enough to get pulled over for "drunk driving" is just over the line , but again maybe my comment was too harsh

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Rm85RIDER11 12

Just explain to the officer what happened and take a breathalyzer test to prove your not drunk.

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Conasaur 8

Even walking in a straight line might prove it! Unless that same wasp came back and you swerved on that too..

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Rm85RIDER11 12

Yeah. I would recommend to op to walk in a straight line, take a breathalyzer test, and explain the story.

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Olympiakos10 15

As you open the window for the cop did the wasp fly out casually like it was never there?

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flashback.miss 28

The insect rebellion has begun. ..but seriously, at least you didn't crash or drive into a ditch or a person. Or gotten stung.

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thatkidhesh 11

given that it was a wasp you're probably safer outside proving your sobriety.

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Pesticides 19

agreed, wasps are the best carpoolers.

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Pleonasm 35

It sounds like a Sting Operation if I ever heard one.

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Sinistra_Blue 12

The wasps fly into the cars and the police pull them over for erratic driving! Those bastards!

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rg350dx 29

"THEY'RE RIPPING MY FLESH OFF!!! RUN, YOUR FIREARMS ARE USELESS AGAINST THEM!!!"

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WiseGuy79 14

Lol 'Tommy Boy' was the first thing I thought of after reading this FML...

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LissaMccracken 23

Why try so hard to get away with it? You're probably hurting its feelings! Poor wasp....

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ZeroPath5 16

Next time you see a wasp, give it a big hug. Tell us how your experience was :)

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Wizardo 33

You attempted to get away from it by driving your car away... whilst the wasp was still IN your car? Are you sure you were as sober as you thought?

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RedPillSucks 31

OP is a physicist and was relying on some quantum relativistic effect.

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tacojauns 45

I never got why people get so nervous around bees and wasps, if you don't bother them they wont bother you

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EmsyyyRose13 24

I just don't want to find if I'm allergic. That's the only reason I get freaked out by them.

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ManInTheMachine 19

Bullshit, 12. Those little ******* are sadistic maniacs. They live off of the pain they inflict on others. The first time I got stung I was volunteering with some children and giving one a piggy-back ride in the grass. Then guess what happens? The little pointy-assed prick stung me. On my foot! He wanted me to drop that kid, I tell you! Long story short, If you see a wasp and have anything less than a nuclear warhead to protect yourself, get the **** out of there.

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nightbirdblue 27

Plus sometimes something else irritates them and you just get in the way. When I was little, my dog used to chase bees and wasps. I got scared that it would hurt him once and tried to call him away from it. It came after me instead and stung my hand. I still have a scar from that thing.

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asherm 15

I was minding my own business when bee flew in sleeve of t shirt. Yes, the armpit area is very sensitive to bee stings. I had to run like maniac through woods (luckily I was alone), tearing off my shirt. Evil f'r was in my belly button, though luckily it had already used stinger in my armpit. I still get Heebie jeebies years later. I don't trust them. Just make my honey biotch....

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PenguinBitch 43

Finally an opportunity to tell the world about the day I got stung.... So I was casually going to take the trash out because it was "trash day" so I decided to bust a Frodo and go barefoot. ThenIGotStungInTheSolesOfMyFeet the end!

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