Visual Puns & Puzzles
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The bees knees... again
but in it's ancient meaning: something small!
The Bee's Knees - Meaning & Origin Of The Phrase
What's the meaning and origin of the phrase 'The bee's knees'?
Phrase Finder (www.phrases.org.uk)
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Nope. Hmmm, a clue that won't give it away. Take away the wings and striping then think about it.
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@unknownuser said:
Nope. Hmmm, a clue that won't give it away. Take away the wings and striping then think about it.
i tried that already but came up empty.
they could be m&ms, pills, capsules, eggs, peanuts, etc..
nada
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two wild guesses:
honey nuts
worker fatigue -
Honey bee(s) ?
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Ooo, Jeff got real close.
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Honeynuts?
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Nope. I honestly did not think it would be this difficult. Here is another version that should nail it for you.
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Vitamin B?
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cunning
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hey eric,
can you take your bee and stick these glasses on it? that will be my next entry in the thread[i know, i know.. just how lazy can one person get?!
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here's the next entry in the thread:
[ps- nothing to do with the pill shape etc]
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@unknownuser said:
Well in the lazy vain I will just post it here and let you do it
haha.. sweet. thanks
(your bee just would work better than anything i found on the warehouse)
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SeeBee?
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@d12dozr said:
SeeBee?
nope
[edit.. though i like that as a pun if you're talking about one of these]
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wow, i've never even heard of them.. apparently, they're still in action
@unknownuser said:
Seabees continue to provide critical construction skills in connection with the effort to rebuild the infrastructure of both Iraq and Afghanistan
but the bee picture is a good visual pun for them as well.
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SeeBeeS. The Construction Battalion. CB's
Fighting Engineers who built things on the battle front--bridges, battlements, turrets, etc.
Great heroes of WWII.
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