This has nothing whatsoever to do with the sensible chat about wasps etc -
but funny IMO.

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> A world renowned expert in the sounds of European wasps is
> walking down the
> High Street one day when he spots an advert in his local record shop for
> "Wasp sounds from around the globe".
>   On further enquiry he discovers that a vinyl recording of this
> subject has
> just been released and a few copies are available in store there and then.
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>   Naturally, being a world renowned expert in the sounds of European wasps
> he is curious and asks the young chap behind the counter if he can have a
> listen to "Wasp sounds from around the globe".
>
>   A few seconds later the world renowned expert in the sounds of European
> wasps is standing at one of those little sound stations with his
> headphones
> on and a puzzled expression on his face. He removes the headphones, walks
> back to the counter and catches the young sales persons attention. "Excuse
> me" he says, "I'm a world renowned expert in the sounds of European wasps
> and I've just been listening to "Wasp sounds from around the globe", and I
> must say, there appears to be some mistake. Those are no wasp sounds with
> which I am familiar".
>
>   The young man dutifully checks the recording in question and assures the
> world renowned expert in the sounds of European wasps that he is indeed
> listening to "Wasp sounds from around the globe".
>
>   Puzzled, the world renowned expert in the sounds of European
> wasps returns
> to the headphones and once again begins to listen. After a few seconds he
> once again returns to the counter and accosts the young fellow there.
> ""Excuse me" he says, "As I mentioned before, I am a world renowned expert
> in the sounds of European wasps and I've just been listening to
> "Wasp sounds
> from around the globe" and I have to say again, those are no wasp sounds
> with which I am familiar. Are you certain I have been listening to the
> correct recording?"
>
>   Slightly exasperated by now, the young man checks the disc currently
> playing and with a slightly sheepish grin confesses:
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>  "Oops, sorry Sir, I seem to have played you the Bee side"
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