He said “Nah, that’s a freebie”
Freebees :D
Beauty is in the eye of the bee holder
“Sir, you gave me an extra!” he says. The beekeeper replies “Oh, that’s a freebie”
The beekeeper replies: "Sure, and I'll throw in the 13th as a freebie..."
Beauty is in the eye of the beeholder
"Dont worry, those are freebees"
Because he didn't beehive properly.
Honey Mooners!
He had hives
Air bee and bee.
He comes from old honey.
Because beauty is in the eye of the bee-holder
The seller said, “Oh, that last one is a freebee!”
But I guess you could always say, beauty is in the eye of the beeholder
It has great buzz
"Honey, pass me another can of beer!", the beekeeper bellowed.
His wife went to check the fridge for beer but alas, there was none left.
"Dear, our supplies have run dry!"
The beekeeper then replied, "Sweetie, please pass me the honey can."
Every single one of them. As the saying goes, "Beauty is in the eye of the bee-holder."
That's not bee-liveable in the slightest
An old beekeeper had been raising bees for years. He'd had many bees he gave names to, like Buzz or Stripe or Sting. He got a kick out of naming them and he would spend hours with them crawling on his hands, looking at them, holding them gently and humming little songs.
One year, the hive had a new queen, and she was the most magnificent thing he'd ever seen. He usually gave them clever names like Honey, but this one was just too gorgeous for that. He named her Beauty, and he would hum to her everyday as the sun went down.
One day, during a particularly beautiful sunset, the old man was watching his queen as she peddled around in the palm of his hand, singing to her gently, when a gust of wind suddenly blew some debris toward his face. Without thinking, he reacted, moving his hands fast toward his face, and smashed the queen right into his own eye. And so I guess what they say is true, Beauty really is in the eye of the bee holder.
I asked if it was a good club. "No" he said. "It bites."
Yeah...he had the hives.
I hated the talks because the speakers there were using so many buzzwords.
"Sir, you gave me an extra." That's a freebie.
"That's a freebie."
That's a free-bee be said.
The extra one was a free bee.
