Home invasion in progress pic.twitter.com/Qkg5wMF3KP
— bran (@branflakeassMAN) June 13, 2016
When a bee somehow infiltrated his home, Twitter user @whiteandfaded had a choice to make. The bee seemed passive, and he could easily dispatch it, but what should be done? He was the being in control, so instead of smashing the bee under his human might, he decided to make it his prisoner. The bee had crossed a line coming into his home, and now it must pay the price. But the price would not be its life, no. The bee would go through a sort of rehabilitation. The bee would have its own Clockwork Orange-esque forced-exposure. The bee would watch Bee Movie against its will. It was a stern sentence. Stern, but fair.
And so it began.
He mine now pic.twitter.com/wsHI9gKvjm
— bran (@branflakeassMAN) June 13, 2016
Crowdsourcing torture, @whiteandfaded left the bee’s fate in the hands of the masses. They overwhelmingly chose to watch Bee Movie.
What do I do with the bee?
— bran (@branflakeassMAN) June 13, 2016
The plan was set into motion. Laws were broken in order to enact the maverick bee’s sentence.
https://twitter.com/whiteandfaded/status/742446063269875716/photo/1?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
Slowly, the oxygen would leave the bee’s prison as it watched the 2007 Seinfeld vehicle. And so, concerned folk on Twitter would question the potential death-while-watching-Dreamworks Animation. The bee was then freed, able to roam the keyboard of @whiteandfaded.
I'm watching Bee Movie with a bee🐝 pic.twitter.com/Daub2dXTfc
— bran (@branflakeassMAN) June 13, 2016
And like that, the bee was gone. Hopefully free, like a Jerry Seinfeld.
Ok the bee's gone now that was a good way to kill 2 hours
— bran (@branflakeassMAN) June 13, 2016
(Via Daily Dot)