Especially when the fly is not killed the first time you apply the sledgehammer to it!

It isn't a fly or a group of flies we are talking about. Just his exaggeration.

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Our friend Billbob isn't big on metaphors.

The confusion is all yours! Stick to what you know, like how you'd do the fly if you could just figure out which set of legs you could use your needle d!!k between!

The metaphoric "fly" was not killed buy the metaphoric "sledgehammer" first application on Hiroshima and it took the second “sledgehammer” swat on Nagasaki days later to kill that metaphoric “fly”!


Man, that’s the best you can offer?

Sorry, peggysue.

I'm not confused. He offered an exaggerated case about flies and sledgehammers.

Well, I don't know that but since you do, please, elucidate.

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http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/discoblog/2010/01/06/a-fruit-fly-with-a-laser-shaved-penis-just-cant-catch-a-break/

Using a precision laser would have been more appropriate

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Goldfinger tried one on James Bond back in 1964.






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No doubt not the first time you've heard this! It's ok! Don't be sorry, be strong! You don't get much; you got all excited, chronic immature ejaculation affecting the testicularly challenged doesn't have to be the end of a beautiful relationship. Love you, baby!

He's so butch.

This is a trip. George Will has a column in this week's Newsweek (Jan. 11 issue) about Yamaguchi referring to him as still alive.

http://www.newsweek.com/id/228952

Tsutomu Yamaguchi, 93, was on a business trip in Hiroshima on Aug. 6, 1945. Three days later he was back home in Nagasaki. He also survived 2009. Common sense did not. In Black History Month, a.k.a. February, pupils at a Burlington, N.J., public elementary school sang, "Hello Mr. President/We honor you today/For all your great accomplishments/We all do say 'Hooray!' " So did a smitten Nobel committee.

He then holds forth on all sorts of revolting developments in '09 and his last paragragh is:

Perhaps Tsutomu Yamaguchi will survive 2010. Isn't it pretty to think so?

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Well, he should consider himself lucky that he did survive the nuclear blasts, and even be thankful for the bombs- The other option was a direct assault, costing many millions of lives on both sides. I personally think the bomb was the right decision in the sense it was the lesser of two horrible choices.

The lesser of two choices...??
That's an interesting way of thinking, esp when the other option is based of pure presumption.
I understand that this is the wide spread understanding and how it is been tought to the American people in order to justify what has been done and to think it is ok to kill 200k civilian in a matter of seconds, if we do it.

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