After smearing bee pheromone on his cheeks and chin, apiologist George Looney felt happy for the first time in his life, in addition to beeing one with his bees he kept in his backyard. Having forgotten to wear a mouth cover of any sort, his carbon dioxide exhalations agitated the remorseless bees into a frenzy that left him stung about the mouth and face 987 times. He died happy with a puffy and disfigured smile on his face.