Talk about mixed messages...

This is cute -- from Varifrank we find out about lefties who wear blue bracelets to show their anti-bush sentiments.
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But from a different Frank (Taranto) at Best of the Web Today we learn that Blue Bracelets have a different meaning: bq. No Wonder They're Blue Yesterday we noted that some people are marketing blue bracelets so that disconsolate Democrats can make a public showing of their sadness. At least that's what we thought they were for. It turns out that blue bracelets have another meaning, according to an October story in the Ocala (Fla.) Star-Banner:
A new trend, which has some parents and school officials concerned and may very well shock others, has surfaced in Marion County. The newest twist on Truth or Dare, the game involves wearing colored rubber bracelets, which have various meanings, some sexual.
Students break the bracelets off one another and then are supposedly entitled to specific acts, some as innocent as a hug, others sexually explicit. . . . One e-mail from a teacher concerning the sixth-grade code stated that a red bracelet stands for a "lap dance" while a blue one symbolized oral sex.
bq. When you talk to Angry Left types, the thing they always say about the last Democratic president is: "Clinton lied about [an act of oral sex]!" Believe it or not, this is supposed to be an argument against the liberation of Iraq--but perhaps it actually does reveal something about the psychosexual development of the Angry Left. Hmmmmm...... The woman from Varifrank's website is wearing four of them! Aw crap, she is also wearing Patchuli... Forget it!

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