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I had figured that much out but what I don't understand is which two birds are being killed with which stone.Phoenix wrote:What on earth does this mean?dandy mad wrote:2 birds one stone as in the saying to kill 2 birds with one stone
No, after much further thought I have to admit that I still don't. Indulge me please with a clear explanation, and by clear I mean crystal clear because I'm not at my most perceptive on Fridays.dandy mad wrote:Do you really not understand? Think about it it's not too difficult...
The answer to your question is clearly within the text I posted and if your brain cannot fathom out such a simple task I will help it along so that you can understand it somebody asked a question about a Bash Street Kids summer special for 1997 and the answer was yes there is an issue of the BSK summer special for the particular year in question so I did a simple Google search and found a link for eBay that not only had a cover image for the aforementioned summer special but it was also for sale which is why I used an abbreviation of the "to kill 2 birds with one stone" saying in case the person who asked about the BSK summer special 1997 also wanted to purchase it is that clear enough for you?Phoenix wrote:No, after much further thought I have to admit that I still don't. Indulge me please with a clear explanation, and by clear I mean crystal clear because I'm not at my most perceptive on Fridays.dandy mad wrote:Do you really not understand? Think about it it's not too difficult...
I just found mine yesterday. Great book but a terrible cover.SID wrote:Big Adventure Book - a 1988 Fleetway annual covering some classic characters such as the Steel Claw, Dredger, Hookjaw, etc...
Featuring the full run of Return of the Claw. There's also a Girls and a Fun, as well as a hit-and-miss Adventure of the Giant Holiday Albums.SID wrote: Fantasty Comic Album - a 1989 book from Hawk with more classic IPC characters in.
I do now agree that the answer was within the text you posted. However, I do draw the line at your use of the word clearly. The reason members will tend to find your posts unclear is because you do not appear to have any idea about punctuation, a procedure that is taught in primary schools in order to prepare pupils for the more challenging reading and writing tasks that they will face in their secondary schools, and in later life. Another perfect example of this is your most recent post, which I quote above, because if you take the trouble to read it you will hopefully realise that it is verbal diarrhoea, not a comma or a full stop in sight, nor any capital letters at the beginning of new sentences. This approach can easily lead to confusion in your readers. One saving grace is the appropriate use of a question mark at the end of your harangue. It may only be a small step, but it is a start. I hope you can take this advice in the spirit in which it is offered.dandy mad wrote:I just posted the link as it had a cover ID and it's for sale 2 birds etcdandy mad wrote:The answer to your question is clearly within the text I posted and if your brain cannot fathom out such a simple task I will help it along so that you can understand it somebody asked a question about a Bash Street Kids summer special for 1997 and the answer was yes there is an issue of the BSK summer special for the particular year in question so I did a simple Google search and found a link for eBay that not only had a cover image for the aforementioned summer special but it was also for sale which is why I used an abbreviation of the "to kill 2 birds with one stone" saying in case the person who asked about the BSK summer special 1997 also wanted to purchase it is that clear enough for you?
Why are you trying to persuade me that you are dyslexic when there is nothing wrong with your spelling? And in any case, as dyslexia has no impact on intelligence dyslexics can easily learn punctuation. I was thinking of getting back to you if I ever find out what a bum dribbling idiot is, but that would involve further dialogue with you, which is something I don't intend to have because I hate wasting my time. The mind boggles nevertheless trying to get a visual image of one.dandy mad wrote:So me having dyslexia is making me sound like some bum dribbling idiot then?
I'm not normally offensive but I must admit I do make the occasional exception.dandy mad wrote:I find your comments deeply offensive
I'm not trying to convince anybody not you or anybody else as you come across as a narrow minded individual it is a pointless task to even explain so I won't bother and as for you being offensive maybe behind a keyboard like most keyboard warriors but toe to toe nah don't think so...Phoenix wrote:Why are you trying to persuade me that you are dyslexic when there is nothing wrong with your spelling? And in any case, as dyslexia has no impact on intelligence dyslexics can easily learn punctuation. I was thinking of getting back to you if I ever find out what a bum dribbling idiot is, but that would involve further dialogue with you, which is something I don't intend to have because I hate wasting my time. The mind boggles nevertheless trying to get a visual image of one.dandy mad wrote:So me having dyslexia is making me sound like some bum dribbling idiot then?I'm not normally offensive but I must admit I do make the occasional exception.dandy mad wrote:I find your comments deeply offensive