fpj451,

Thanks for the quote from the book. For the sake of discussion, if it was a nuclear bomb, why didn't Bradbury plainly say so? Surely was capable of plainly writing that if that was his intention.

Best Wishes.

Because he's a poet!

Well said!

Ok guys. Here's a riddle for you that I heard Bono and his U2 mates talk about. The riddle is this.

"How do you dismantle an atomic bomb?"

Answer to follow after a few of you give some guesses.

Best Wishes.

BH

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Originally posted by Blind Henry:
"How do you dismantle an atomic bomb?"

Carefully.

philnic,

Carefully for sure, but not the correct answer to the riddle.

Anyone else care to guess?

BH

Bueller? Bueller? Bueller....?

You mean, like in Ferris?

Then it must be the song Bueller sings:

~Shake it up Baby, Twist and Shout!~

http://youtube.com/watch?v=ooZzAhYeH0A&feature=related


That's how you dismantle an Atomic Bomb.


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If I'm wrong on this, I'm heading for a corner and not talking to anyone for a week.

Nard,

Ferris Bueller exactly! I was feeling like Ben Stein in Ferris Bueller's Day Off when he kept calling Bueller's name during role call, but nobody repsonded. By the way, I love that movie and Twist and Shout is my favorite Beatles song right up there with Norweigan Wood.

Back to the question.

According to Bono and his U2 band mates "How do you dismantle an atomic bomb?"

The answer: "With love."

I wonder if Bradbury would agree?