Which is which?

Anarchist answer: They're both unisex - bees for pees, birds for turds.

Hmm... You might be onto something here
- Yes, this establishment's blacklist.
Do I have to hold my pee while I'm pooping until I can get to the other bathroom?
- You don't already?!??
ngl I'd shit in the bees stall bc the other one probably nasty af
I would say they're unisex and just pick one.

Bees have a stinger, and "bird" has been a slang term for a woman (like, what, 1920-1950s?).

Regards, I agree that's needlessly vague, and just about to the point of useless.

The only bees with stingers are the female ones, though.
- Fine, Bs represent bra size so that's the women's room, and a cock is a bird, so that's the men's room.
  Any way you slice it, these signs don't help.
Birds have peckers
- Wow, how did I miss that??
Wtf
Alternate comment: I love how you need to internalize 100 years of sexism before you can relieve yourself
- You're using logic in a situation where someone has to pee badly.
Thank you for the explanation.
As someone not too familiar with American cultures, I'd probably make an assumption and go for the (to me) more masculine bird over the docile and flower loving bee, since bees have stingers that they normally would never use and birds have beaks/peckers.
- I've only ever heard bird used as working class slang for a woman in Britain.
Odd that so many people are coming out the woodwork to say they didn't know Britons fairly often call women birds.
- I've heard dame used more often than bird myself. Honestly, not sure I've actually heard bird used... it's like a vague sense of "I think I knew that.... right?" and my brain shrugs back.

Find a member of staff and ask where the "human bathrooms" are. Don't let them leave until they explain. Bonus points if you piss your pants while they are trying to explain.

Look them intensely in the eye as piss streams down your leg to establish dominance.
- Better piss on their leg to mark your territory
"Excuse me sir/madam, I am looking for the human bathroom as I need to pour out some liquid from inside of my body through my urethra, something we humans normally do."
- One of the most uncomfortable episodes.

Doesn't matter, just wash you hands when you're done

don't pee on the seat and flush would be my priorities

Slang for women is “chicks” and a bit more archaic, “birds” too.

Bees have a…stinger? Dunno about that one.

_prick /prĭk/ noun
... A small, sharp, local pain, such as that made by a needle or bee sting ... A pointed object, such as an ice pick, goad, or thorn. _
The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition
Suppose calling men bees is more polite than calling them pricks..

Just look for the one with a line (queue) outside.

Or be fair and pee half in each.

Or be chaotic and scrawl "Mammals" on the wall and pee under that.

If you don't have a cloaca you can't use birds

I know some of these words
- A cloaca is kinda like an anus that you also piss and reproduce with.

If you carry and deposit pollen - use the Bees, if you are laying eggs - use the Birds, else use the floor.

Bees - Male, Birds - Female

But bees also lay eggs, and birds also carry and deposit pollen
- Also male birds don't lay eggs 🥚🥚
  And only the queen bee lays eggs, any bee out and foraging around is a sterile female.
  Isn't it mostly just hummingbirds that would get involved with pollen? Or are there others?
But bees are almost only females
- To be honest, the gender binary makes even less sense for bees (as well as wasps, ants, hornets, termites, and other hive insects) than it does for humans.
  Hive insects have three sexes: queens (analogous to females), drones (analogous to males), and workers (which could be analogous to intersex people, but it doesn't really translate into human biology).
- Yeah, males are the drones.
I am shocked how few people know Georgia O'Keeffe's paintings? Bees (females) going flower to flower, pollinating.
I hope those are single user bathrooms. It just simplifies things.
Wow never actually got the meaning:
According to tradition, "the birds and the bees" is a metaphorical story sometimes told to children in an attempt to explain the mechanics and results of sexual intercourse through reference to easily observed natural events. For instance, bees carry and deposit pollen into flowers, a visible and easy-to-explain parallel to fertilization. Female birds laying eggs is a similarly visible and easy-to-explain parallel to ovulation. Another interpretation of the bird laying the egg is childbirth, although that is not as common.
PS: left the links in this time, on iOS usually have to copy to PasteBoard to get plain text - just started happening in Voyager

Honey this is an Applebee's, shit wherever you want.

Especially in the microwave. Adds flavor.

this is how i feel when a website presents me with a gender prompt with only two options

Or when a webform requires an honorific and none of them is suitable. (I'll usually pick "Honorable")
- I love it when serious companies make it a text field, and i get my bills in a letter adressed, in all sincerity, to: Intergalactic Lord Emperor GoosLife
Hole or pole?
- Void or avoid?
This is literally the only reason I'm considering a PhD: I can put "Dr." on official documents and it'll be accepted.
- Citizen Hellfire

Bees for pees, birds for tuds.

Can't remember who originally said that but it had me creasing.

That reminds me of stingers for strings and wings for flings.
Used to hear it all the time got me cut up like what.

Birds eat worms, so it's down to sexual preference.

Birds also poop out the seeds they eat that helps spread them, while bees rub themselves all over the flower, covering themselves with pollen before moving on to the next flower.
Not sure that helps answer the question, though.
- Oh, so I'm def a bee... I don't know what that means for these signs tho.

I seriously don't know what the hell the "Birds and the bees" even refers to beyond an olde movie cliche.

Bees carry pollen to the flower
Birds devote time to their eggs
- Both can be pollinators. Both can tend to their eggs/young. As a non-native speaker, the phrase never made sense to me.
Sex. It refers to sex.

Women are Bees. Men are Birds. Arrhenotoky OP.

Of the 60,000 bees in a hive, almost 99% of them are female! Female honey bees, or worker bees, make all of the decisions in the hive and do all of the work. There are a couple hundred male bees in a hive, but they don't do much but sit around and eat food.

https://honeystinger.com/blogs/blog/the-anatomy-of-a-hive

Thats a little to common sense for the average American.
I'd wager bees are boys, for bathroom purposes, cause boys have a "stinger"
- Maybe this isn't in America.
  That said, if it was in the UK, 'birds' would be for women, so the result would be the same.
- I think it's a play on words Bees -> Bs, B stands for Boy. Birds -> British slang for women.
- Same thought different reasoning: the expression "a bees dick" exists. There's no equivalent for birds.
- average American... for bathroom purposes,... boys have a "stinger"
  Exhibit A!

The British call women "birds" sometimes. Idk.

Well, bees have stingers, which penetrate...
- Except male bees have no stingers, and almost all bees are female... So I guess that would leave us fellas as being the birds?
  Birds are cool I guess
- Women can be quite stingy, so that's women I guess
Ain't that a b(ee)...
- I see what you did there 😏
aha because it sounds like "births"

I'm going in and committing to whatever I find inside.

Neither unless your a bee or a bird.

That's an easy one. Just wait for someone to come out and you'll know the answer.

But what if they didn’t know and just winged it themselves?
- Haha, winged, like a bird.
  ... oh my god
Androgyny person leaves.
If Spongebob has taught me anything, it's that that won't work.
Even assuming that they themselves knew where to go, that only works if it's a guy

Bees are all female, so...

No they aren't, the males just live in the hive and their only purpose is to fuck
- You're thinking of honey bees. And no, honey bees do not "live in the hive and fuck." They fuck once mid air then die.
- Death by snu snu.
- Drones also maintain the temperature of the nest/hive.
  Additionally, carpenter bee drones defend the hive (although they don't actually have any defences, and therefore do this by repeatedly bumping into the adversary); and Asian honey bee drones help to kill murder hornets, by enveloping them (alongside other bees) and essentially cooking them to death.
- AFAIK bees are females, the drones are the males.
Lol no they aren't. Honey bees have male drones. Carpenter bees have male bees that guard their nest from other bees.
No they're not, that wouldn't even make sense. If all individuals of a species are of a single sex, there wouldn't be male and female, they are hermaphrodites. Bees reproduce sexually.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drone_(bee)