Wasp - 1
Wuss - 0

I prefer bees. At least if one of them were to sting you, they'd have the decency to die afterwards. And they make honey. Wasps can sting and live to sting again.
I've never been stung by either, which probably makes me their god or something.

You killed a Queen Wasp!
(At least you can relax that she won't be building a nest for spring behind the photocopier.)

Hate to say it but it's probably been half asleep in a corner somewhere for a while.

They fill up all the light fittings in our office.
We are on the top floor...
The theory is that the roof space is full of dead pigeons - thus the flies - no-one lives forever - thus the dead flies. Not sure what it is about them and the light fittings though.
It's kind of gross, but I'd rather have dead flies (not to mention mouse traps everywhere) than live in a static-y, germspreading, openplan modern office. Tried the old rooms, tried the new, in general, with the old places you know where you are, and it does what it says on the tin . None of this "don't open the windows or the air conditioning won't work" rubbish. There is no air conditioning. If it gets too hot you turn on the desk fan. Too cold, you smuggle in a fan heater...

The Queens hibernate overwinter, the workers all die. Queens are much bigger than workers, and often like to hide out in houses, (or offices.) If they're feeling warm, they'll wake up early and scout about for somewhere to build a nest* and start the whole cycle over again.

* Like under your desk perhaps.

(I know all this cos I had a plague of nest building Queens in my bedroom once.)

Five minutes before reading this post, my wife killed a random ant in the hallway. It's, what, 20 degrees outside?

And I can't kill the bastards, even if they sting me.
Because I'm a big softie (Read: GIANT GIRL'S BLOUSE)
*sigh*