A union label is often referred to as a "bug" because of its resemblance to a small, often circular design or emblem that can be printed or sewn onto products. The term "bug" is derived from older printing terminology where it referred to a small mark or symbol used to indicate quality or authenticity. In the context of labor unions, a union label signifies that a product was made under fair labor practices, and its presence serves as a badge of pride for union workers.
With water mixing directions on label
BUG
A bug.
A horse fly
There could be because maybe a child found a bug but they don't know what to name it and they want it , maybe they could call it bug but you never know.
Call it a Beetle.
Against the Law - 1990 The Union Label 1-13 was released on: USA: 8 February 1991
The label on a clothing or present is call a tag or trademark.
The millennium bug never happened.
a larvaman pupwtf
Answer That was a term used to label the Southeners who wanted to seceed from the Union.
Well i call this type of person a 'BUG'...