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You have to use the hive wand to do that. Same with some other types of blocks in 1.2, such as living wood blocks - you get "wood" when you break them, that you can then place into living wood with the wood staff.
I would have been happier if they just let me throw full stacks of bones in like some kind of cone of pain or a shotgun blast, as I don't know what else to do with the stuff...
Though I suppose you could make a bone fortress....that might be cool....
Hive blocks create Honey when destroyed. Honey is a really cool liquid, as it regenerates you when you dip into it. But, as with any other liquid, you have to move it with a Bucket or Pump, and both methods are pretty annoying when moving huge masses of the stuff.
BUT! By placing Hive blocks with the Hive Wand, and then destroying them again, you are basically creating free honey. Wherever you want.
Oh, and also those mini bees that spawn when breaking Hive Blocks might be useful as well. You could lifesteal off of them, for example.
Yes, honey counts as liquid, but, I think the ocean biome is only creatable with Water, not lava or Honey. Still, you can swim in Honey just like you can in Water (if you have the right items, of course). Be careful when mixing Honey ith water or lava, the honey is then turned into solid blocks and can't be turned back! But those blocks are pretty nice as well: They are used for crafting, and anything touching them will be slowed down, like they're sticking to the honey!
Well you can still make a giant ocean of honey, but it won't count as an ocean biome, so no ocean mobs will spawn.
Hey I did that too!
Incidentally, has anyone tried draining the oceans and replacing them with honey? :D