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So, how do I keep getting tham in my flat? I don't have any windows open and I haven't answered the door to any. How on Earth do they get in?

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Originally posted by Sicilian Sausage
So, how do I keep getting tham in my flat? I don't have any windows open and I haven't answered the door to any. How on Earth do they get in?
How long have you lived there? Maybe they came with the place!

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Originally posted by Sicilian Sausage
So, how do I keep getting tham in my flat? I don't have any windows open and I haven't answered the door to any. How on Earth do they get in?
One of them has a key.

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Originally posted by Sicilian Sausage
So, how do I keep getting tham in my flat? I don't have any windows open and I haven't answered the door to any. How on Earth do they get in?
The bumble bees are not what they seem.

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Originally posted by Sicilian Sausage
So, how do I keep getting tham in my flat? I don't have any windows open and I haven't answered the door to any. How on Earth do they get in?
They hide in your bonnet.

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There is another flat above me so not in the roof. This ahppened last summer too so not sre what is occuring.

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Originally posted by Sicilian Sausage
So, how do I keep getting tham in my flat? I don't have any windows open and I haven't answered the door to any. How on Earth do they get in?
I had the same problem with women........................

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Originally posted by Sicilian Sausage
So, how do I keep getting tham in my flat? I don't have any windows open and I haven't answered the door to any. How on Earth do they get in?
Musta had a pass key made out of wax...

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Originally posted by moonbus
Musta had a pass key made out of wax...
let it bee

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Originally posted by Sicilian Sausage
There is another flat above me so not in the roof. This ahppened last summer too so not sre what is occuring.
Clearly they're laying somewhere, maybe a gap between the two flats or in a vent or something.

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Oh, and HAHAHAHAHAAH!!! @ England 😉

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Definitely bumble bees. Big dobbers.

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Originally posted by Trev33
Oh, and HAHAHAHAHAAH!!! @ England 😉
That's quite alright. I'm not quite as 'broken' as Gerrard is 😛

Edit: Sits up straight, dusts oneself down, stiff upper lip old boy!