Frank and Ernest by Thaves for March 12, 2017
March 11, 2017
March 13, 2017
Transcript:
F & Wildlife Documentary Filmmakers Frank: Ernie, you shouldn't have chosen "Bye Bye Birdie" as music for the documentary on avian extinctions. And using Vanilla Ice's "Ice Ice Baby" in the film about disappearing polar bear habitats was also inappropriate! This is serious stuff! Our next project is about dwindling bee populations....without bees, all plant life is threatened, endangering humanity itself! Ernie: You're right, Frank. For the bee film we should use the song "Where Have all the Flowers Gone?! Frank: Now that's a nice choice, Ernie!
Phred Premium Member about 7 years ago
Exactly! Bee nice. And help your butterflies.
dukedoug about 7 years ago
Give bees a chance !!
x_Tech about 7 years ago
I’d use “Plight of the Bumble Bee.”
e.groves about 7 years ago
Save the bees! I plant an African Blue Basil plant every spring. It attracts lots of bees. Clover and dandelions are good for bees, also.
Robert Walther about 7 years ago
…Long time passing…
sandpiper about 7 years ago
X-Tech very good choice and funny, too
sandpiper about 7 years ago
Curious, in all the films of disasters and post apocalyptic life, most have ever even mentioned that those events could have begun with the loss of essential systems, such as the bees and other species. The end of civilization – if we can continue to call it that – is usually pictured as the result of one or more catastrophes – sudden and overwhelming.
But as TS Eliot said: This is the way the world ends . . . Not with a bang but a whimper
Perkycat about 7 years ago
Funny comic. Thanks for the laugh!
stairsteppublishing about 7 years ago
Support local pollinator programs* and projects. Plant native plants rather than oriental imports or hybridized plants that have been bred for larger and better plants and flowers to the detriment of pollen. Natives support the local animal, bird, and insect populations.*One such program is the Garden Club of Kentucky-Friends of Pollinators June 2/3. go to gardenclubky.org for more information.