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Anyone Had Their Bee Sting Knicked?

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Old 07-14-2004, 05:39 AM
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Was wondering if I should unscrew it when leaving the car unattended?
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Old 07-14-2004, 05:48 AM
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YEAH I have had my Bee Sting pinched once before.
The car was left in a nice respectable area. for no longer then 2 hours (I guess it only takes a minute)

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I have often thought of this as one of the more vulnerable bits (besides the roof of course) but not heard of anyone "losing" one yet.

I'm certain I'd get fed up of unscrewing it every time I parked up somewhere, but perhaps some selective unscrewing depending on whereabouts could be in order.

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I don't even know what a Bee Sting is apart from the obvious invasion if the posterior regions by an obnoxious insect!

Please can I be enlightened?
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You can buy screw in aerials that have a reverse allen key to stop people taking them so easily....
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Originally Posted by AdrianEagle,Jul 14 2004, 02:36 PM
I don't even know what a Bee Sting is apart from the obvious invasion if the posterior regions by an obnoxious insect!

Please can I be enlightened?
I think he means that sticky-uppy thing on the rear drivers side wing
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I got stung by a bee last weekend................


It charged me 10 quid for a pot of honey
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bee sting aerial

I beleive Turtle has had his nicked a couple of times (IIRC)
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In the States, they're nicked by the Lexi owners (alledgedly).
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