what does the bumble-bee club pin that rep. Katherine Harris wears symbolize?
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It means she has a bee up her butt.  That's why she does so many stupid things - like certifying Bush as the winner in Florida in 2000.  She was distracted because it kept stinging.
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i think it's symbol 4 PFLAG organization\n(Parents and Friends of Lesbian and Gays)\ni might be wrong, though.
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Flower:    California Poppy\nGovernor:  Terminator - Model: T-800
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Good luck with that one. I don't think celebrities advertise that sort of thing. It is probably something totally non related to her. Good Luck
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Just to be clear from the outset, it has nothing to do with the da Vinci Code.\n\nIt is a Masonic symbol. The Founding Fathers were big on Freemasonry.
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a person, animal or object which is believed to bring good luck, or which represents an organization\n\nsometimes they make those huge cartoonish suits that people wear. Like Peanut Butter Jelly Time character, thats a mascot
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I have been digging around the net looking for the answer to this and it looks as though the answer is, you can't.\n\nIt is supposed to represent him ushering in a new era. I guess he occasionally updates it with something new. \n\nThe two girls supposedly represents Tweedledee and Tweedledum and the rabbit is also from Alice in Wonderland.\n\nGo figure
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Many of the pins represent awards and honors that they've received. Other pins/patches are simply identifying them as a soldier and showing their rank.
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I am an Idol fan too, never miss a show. I haven't noticed the cat... maybe it is a subliminal message to vote for "kat" (Kathrine McPhee) -- I stil will vote for the Silver Fox!
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it was the sign for "I love you" the reason it was in rainbow colors is because it was in support of gay rights. It was a "gay love" magnet
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Well, I tried to look it up thinking it was a real person and had no luck.  I gotta say knowing Harris, it's a fictional character from some book he read.  He likes to use books and movies for most his song subjects so I think that's the best explanation I got right now.  Can't wait to hear the album.
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No meaning. Some Asian Indian women wear it all the time but it does not has any significance
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Okay--think about "bonnet." Head covering for women in the "olden days." Tied on, under the chin, deep enough to prevent the sun from ruining complexions.\n\nNow, if you had a bee in there, you'd be slappin' yosef and hollerin', wouldn't ya? \n\nNow, bring the olden days forward to the beginning of the 20th century. The 'bee' is indeed an idea. The 'bonnet' represents the traditional female role in society. For a woman to have a strong opinion or idea in her head was a troublesome as her having a bee in her bonnet. You know, pesky things like wanting to vote, divorce nasty husbands, own their own property, inherit property, etc. Those ideas were "bees in the bonnets" of women who were labeled troublemakers by the men who were in power and didn't want to share. Shoulda sicced Barney on them...\n\nYou may quote me. <g>
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there is a gold frog, small but cute , its kinda pin but its just a frog i think i saw it on bachelorette
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MAY BE INSPIRED FROM THE CLOCK.\n\nPERHAPS TO MAKE FRIENDSHIP THE SCORES MAY START FROM LOVE.\n\nDEUCE MEANS EQUAL.
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Prettier? Are you NUTS! Since when are American symbols judged on their "prettiness." I see why our country is going down the toilet! People are debating over how things look! How about what it stands for? It is a known symbol of racism and intolerance... really "pretty"! So, this DOES make you a REDNECK, ie, a hoosier with no sense of moral responsibility!
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I  think Anastacia is (a secret) gay, because she is a transvestite. Seriously what is wrong with "this" singer...\n\nMariah Carrey would!!! for Q2