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This illustration is of a worm on a hook taunting the fish to "Bite Me!!". I got this idea during a meeting, someone told me to pay attention rather than sketching, so, I sketched it and showed it to her, she than laughed out loud and everyone looked at her. :)
The term "Bite me" has been around since 1948, in Cozzens "Guard of Honour" in reference to WWII. But wasn't really popular until the show "Beavis and Butthead" made it part of the pop culture. The meaning is typically used as an expression of annoyance or discontent with another party.

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Keep in touch with Zazzle custom greeting cards. Customize all parts of this folded card – inside and out, front and back – for free!

5" x 7" (portrait) or 7" x 5" (landscape).
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Bite Me! worm

This illustration is of a worm on a hook taunting the fish to "Bite Me!!". I got this idea during a meeting, someone told me to pay attention rather than sketching, so, I sketched it and showed it to her, she than laughed out loud and everyone looked at her. :)
The term "Bite me" has been around since 1948, in Cozzens "Guard of Honour" in reference to WWII. But wasn't really popular until the show "Beavis and Butthead" made it part of the pop culture. The meaning is typically used as an expression of annoyance or discontent with another party.

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