Marsupialized wrote:

Uncle Ovipositor wrote:So you threatened him first, and that means it wasn't a cheap shot? He was seated, he couldn't swing. He wasn't going to get it a fight.

If someone isn't engaging you and you want a fight, it ain't fair to just hit them. I'll be happy to prove that to you next time I'm in Chicago.

Besides, I don't think you would have done it if he weren't sitting in his car. If he had a fair shot at you, you would've backed down.

You are saying you want to punch me next time you are in Chicago?
Why is you wanting to punch me over some shit I wrote on a web page any less lunatic-like than me punching a dude that almost severely injured me and then flipped me off?

You sir can lick my nutsack with all your might. Just lick lick lick lick lick. All day and night. Woah woah. Yeah yeah. All day and night.

Wikipedia wrote:The sting of Hymenoptera (wasps, hornets, bees and some ants) is also an ovipositor, in this case highly modified and associated with poison glands (to paralyze the prey so that the eggs can be laid without the host fighting back, and probably also to suppress the host's immune system so that it can't destroy the eggs or shake off the paralysis.)[1] In virtually all stinging hymenopterans, the ovipositor is no longer used for egg-laying.
Jon

vockins wrote:Definitely the Australian. I think you have to win ten bar fights before you can vote down there,.