Mad honey

And there are also gaps all over the place as well.

For example, a passage about Mad Honey first showed up in February 2024 and came back in August 2026, 30 months later.

A passage about English spelling showed up in June 2026 and was back in September three months later.

That is the fastest return I have on record.

Your discussion about tainted mead is interesting, because you remember reading something, Sean, in a history book a long, long time ago, 'cause, you know, you're old.

Um, but there is something called mad honey that exists, and it's a special type of honey that comes from rhododendron flowers-

Mm

... or bees that have, um, used rhododendron flowers for their pollen.

There are some actual historical accounts of mad honey being used.

In 70 BC, it was recorded that Pompeii the Great's army fell victim to a mad honey after local forces placed honey along the marching route and then swiftly to massacre the intoxicated soldiers.

So, the effects are dose-dependent, Sean.

It can cause dramatic physiological reactions in humans and animals.