why are bumblebee socks illegal?
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As a referee, in order to better determine which team kicked the ball out, the opposing teams must have solid contasting socks.  Bumblebee socks makes that decision more difficult for the referee.
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becuz its the only thing they can wear and it is not the law
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In many cases socks are stolen... by Unicorns, they use them as horn mufflers. In some cases the odd sock of a pair becomes jealous of the special treatment of the not-so-odd sock, and simply runs away. These odd ones can usually be found living in small clutches, deep in the woods, where eventually they too fall prey to the Unicorn.
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The bumblebee is a flying insect of the genus Bombus in the family Apidae. Like the common honeybee, of which it is a distant relative, the bumblebee feeds on nectar and gathers pollen to feed its young. They are very interesting creatures that are beneficial to humans and the plant world alike, and tend to be larger than other members of the bee family. Most, but not all, bumblebee species are gentle. From this comes their original name: "Humblebee".\n\nBumblebees are social insects that are characterized by black and yellow striped body, a commonality among the majority of the species of Bombus; however, some species are known to have orange or even red on their bodies. Another distinguishing characteristic a hairlike substance that covers their abdomens, making them appear fuzzy.\n\nA long-held myth of the bumblebee was that, in terms of sheer aerodynamics, it did not have the capacity (in terms of wing size or beat per second) to achieve flight. This myth became popular after an aerodynamicist in the 1930's stated that a bumblebee was not capable of flight. The statment was based upon an assumption that the bee's wing was a smooth plane. The statement held for several weeks, creating major ripples in the media, until the aerodynamicist finally examined the insect's wing under a microscope. Finding that his initial assumption was very wrong, he put out a retraction. Although the papers dropped the original story, they only printed the retraction in a very small article near the back of the paper - thus, most readers missed the retraction, and the myth survived.\n\nBumblebees are typically found in higher elevations that range from warm to cool climates where other bees would not be found. One reason for this is that bumblebees are one of the few insects that can regulate their body temperature.\n\nBumblebees live in hives like honeybees. However, their hives are usually found in hollow underground spaces, such as abandoned rodent dwellings, where they will raise larvae and store food. They may also nest in birdhouses, bales of hay, or building walls. They particularly like the stuffing of old furniture or car seats and may thus move into junked cars or dumped upholstered furniture.\n\nUnlike honeybees, bumblebees only store a few days' worth of food and so are much more vulnerable to food shortages. Bumblebees mostly do not preserve their nests through the winter, some tropical species live in their nests for some years. The last generation of summer includes a number of queens who overwinter separately in protected spots.1\n\nIn the autumn, young queens mate with male drone bees and hibernate over the winter in a warm area. Oftentimes, a queen will burrow into the ground to keep herself from freezing. In the spring, a queen awakens and finds a suitable place to create her hive, and then builds wax pots in which to lay her fertilized eggs from the previous winter. The eggs that hatch are female workers, and in time they populate the hive.\n\nBumblebees are beneficial to human beings because they can operate their hives at cooler temperatures than other species of bee. Farmers in colder climates often use bumblebees to pollinate their crops. However, bumblebees are not used to produce honey because their yield is not as large as that of the honeybee.\nNest\nEnlarge\nNest\n\nBumblebees are in danger in many developed countries due to habitat destruction and collateral pesticide damage. In Britain, there are 21 species of native bumblebee and six varieties of cuckoo bees — bees that dupe other bumblebees into looking after their young. Of these, only six bumblebees remain widespread; five are in serious decline and at least three are extinct.1\n\nBumblebees are increasingly cultured and used for pollination. They are the pollinator of choice for modern greenhouse tomatoes and some other crops.
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It's probably illegal
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It's illegal.\n\nPeople who casually break the law purely for their own pleasure are poor citizens.
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illegal to do so.\n\nthe episodes are available on DVD to buy or rent.
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Could that be because it's illegal?
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Bumble bee is reported in sanskrit literature in India to have its abode in lotus flowers. It is a large,black omnious looing insect that can bore wood easily but does no harm to the delicate petals of lotus.It makes distinct sound like an aeroplane flying far away from you.Its bite is nasty, so one should keep away from it.
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its especially illegal if you bought whatever they were advertising.. it constitutes fraud.. some stores do have a policy that they "reserve the right to replace items with a product of another brand of eqaul or better quality".. if thats not the case.. then its fraud..\n\nive ordered some computer chips online.. and they werent the brand i ordered. but they seem to work just fine..
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It's illegal because of copyright laws.  Theoretically even burning CD's and DVD's for backup personal use is illegal.
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If they are free, then there are no legal issues.  We used to have a fund raiser like this, accept we would sell suckers for a dollar, and with the sucker you got a free raffle ticket.
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They are not real and if you do as it says, then you are participating in an illegal activity.  Just throw it away and forget about it.
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in some cities it is illegal, because you take away the money they would make on writting tickets. the penatly would be according to that city.
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CHAIN LETTERS ARE ILLEGAL.
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They've banned major religious symbols in general, I believe, in places such as public schools and government buildings. So a Jewish man can't wear a kippah, Christians can't wear giant crosses, etc. And I think it's to help prevent discrimination in the work place, but I disagree.
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how is it illegal if ur doin it to urself?\nhmmm