With the most untimely and unwelcome nuclear holocaust came the death of nature. This is something of a foreign concept for most, but I don’t mean the death of a few plants and some obscure species of bear- I mean the heart and soul of nature herself were ripped out, tossed into a rubbish bin, and then shat upon until she cried “Uncle!”.
As nature was dead, really quite deceased- decaying and everything-, it didn’t take very long for the government of Marshmerica to realise that there was a sudden lack of oxygen, and by extension a sudden lack of breathing. A favourite activity of Marshmarrowites, breathing could be considered essential for their wellbeing and thus we had a pressing issue on our hands.
Before that pesky nuclear holocaust, bees were pretty cool guys. They pollinated plants and didn’t afraid of anything. Sadly they weren’t radiation-proof, and like most everything they couldn’t quite cowboy through the gale-force winds and firestorms that briefly blessed the countryside with their presence.
“Maybe”, said president Marack Mobama to his cabinet (or at least their charred remains- but they were never much for conversation anyways), “maybe we should reintroduce bees. If we do that, nature will be bros with us again and we’ll have air to bre-“, cut short by the lack of oxygen and abundance of suffocation.
Thus the Sincerity Bees came into being. With a spray bottle and a makeshift bumblebee suit, they roam the countryside spraying the remains of plants and animals with water in the hopes that they’ll spark life into the world once more.
As of yet, it doesn’t seem to be working. Shit sucks.








