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(I much prefer the term honeybees to 'bees' becasue it seems some use the word 'bee' for any stinging insect, when they're often talking about wasps. An easy way to distinguish them is honeybees are furry-looking, while wasps have a smooth, shiney finish. Yellow jackets, a type of wasp, have yellow and black stripes, and their coloring reminds me of taxicabs.

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Ekins had provided and customized the motorcycle for "Happy Days" and kept it after the show ended its run in 1984. Unfortunately, it doesn't run. Bonhams cautions that the Triumph will require a significant amount of work to make it road-worthy again, but estimates that it will still sell for at least $90,000 because it is the only one of the motorcycles that appeared in the show that still exists..

The movie opens with the recruits being shaved, disposing of any shred of the vanity associated with civilian life. With standard issue uniforms and heads as smooth as a baby's bottom, the recruits are now all but indistinguishable from each other. This is the goal the Marine Corps has in mind.