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Angliholic Posted 19 years ago
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He's added a stinger this year.

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0A stinger (or 'sting', in the UK) is a tiny needle in the tail of an insect (or leaf of a plant) that injects poison.0-
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0 Thanks, Conchita, and what's the point of this strip? 0-
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0 The cat is in disguise as a bee. The birds obviously weren't fooled last time. One bird is warning the other that the cat now has a sting as part of his bee costume. I have no idea if the bird is saying it with pity - as if to say, "the disguise is still rubbish, I can't believe he thinks we'll be fooled"; or with caution - as if to say "watch out, he has a weapon this time". 0-
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