to have a bee in your bonnet means???
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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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"Bee" is a general term. It means:\n\n"A social gathering where people combine work, competition, and amusement:"\n\nThere's such thing as a quilting bee too... I wouldn't mind having an orgy bee sometime...
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bee_Stings
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A bee!\nSee the itty bitty ducks?\nThem are ducks!\nOh yes they are!\nSee the itty bitty wings?\nI'll be!  Them are ducks!
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We may have a gallon of brain matter inside our heads,\nbut some, if not many of us, only have a shot glass of knowledge, reasoning, and logic up there.\n\nI mean, look at the Deep South of the US???\n\nAn entire hive of bees have more logic than the entire region.\n\nWill this be "to go"?
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OMG!! That means "eat fat fish" in Flemish!! WE'RE DOOMED!!\n\nWhy did the Lord speak in the language of the devil?!
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This is just a guess, I would say; a "Bonnet"
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"The height of excellence".  \n\nHere's exactly what the site said... it's the Bee's Knees... much like my answer.  ;)\n\nA bee's "corbiculae", or pollen-baskets, are located on its\ntibiae (midsegments of its legs).  The phrase "the bee's knees", meaning "the height of excellence", became popular in the U.S. in the 1920s, along with "the cat's whiskers" (possibly from the use of these in radio crystal sets), "the cat's pajamas" (pyjamas were still new enough to be daring), and similar phrases which made less sense and didn't endure:  "the eel's ankle", "the elephant's instep", "the snake's hip".  Stories in circulation about the phrase's origin include:  "b's and e's", short for "be-alls and\nend-alls"; and a corruption of "business".\n\nAlso, Oxford Dictionary has an interesting explanation, too.\n\nThe Oxford English Dictionary records the expression  bee's knee as meaning the type of something small or insignificant from 1797. The plural form is US slang dating from the 1920s, when there was an explosion of terms meaning 'the acme of excellence': compare the cat's whiskers/pyjamas. The first example is dated 1923. Some of these have lasted, and some have not (the flea's eyebrows, the canary's tusks).
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It means "very curious boy".\nI wonder what she ment by that :)
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It means good luck. The Orientals way back when used to keep them in special gilded aquarians. True. Not kidding.\nSo are spiders. Not the biting or poisonous kinds, of course. Daddy long legs and mantis I used to keep. (I didn't kill them in other words.)
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it means that somebody rams there head hard and fast into your face. Normally they will try to ensure that there forhead conects with the bridge of your nose - breaking it nicely, before the move on to kicking the shite out of you
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What kind of bee has milk?\n\nA boobee...get it?
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Probably a local word for termites or some other wood burrowing insect.  \nThe only other meaning was mentioned by the previous answer, and that is an Austailian term, Sawbees, Brand of hand-shears used for shearing sheep
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I would assume they mean you look very sweet and pretty - like a doll.  I would describe my friend as being doll-like, she has loads of hair which is always hanging in curls, she has lovely skin and big eyes with long eyelashes.\nShe's also just over 5 feet with the tiniest frame I've seen but she's not skinny.  She's not blonde either.\n\nTake it as a compliment, unless they mean the blow-up variety hehe
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Hi! This dream seems to be saying that some things that had been bothering you like "pests" in the past are now dead issues. They won't be able to affect your life negatively like they may have in the past. These issues have been taken care of "for a while". Hope this helps!\n\nwww.interpretmydream.com
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it means your outfit is wacky and it means tweak while they are doing you a makeover rely trust me u need one.
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There once was a young fellow named Beebee\n\nWho wanted to marry a young gal named Phoebe.\n\n"But first" said he, "we must see \n\nwhat the minister's fee be\n\nbefore Phoebe be Phoebe Beebee.".