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Saturday, November 5, 2011
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2 comments:
Could someone clue me in on the significance of Mr. Dave's lapel pin? I recently saw a picture with Daniel Craig wearing the same one, and it's driving me mad trying to figure it out.
Hey Daniel, the poppy is a symbol we wear in the UK (and the commonwealth) leading up to Remembrance Day on November 11 (the end of WW1). The flower is used as a symbol because many of the most bloody battlefields from the war are now covered in vast poppy fields. America has Veteran's day on Nov 11th but the more accurate comparison would be to Memorial Day in May. Hope that helps.
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