Originally posted by rudesterhi duh duh duh duh stfu you know what a Fukkin loser you are
I juss realized riv and bobo la fat are very similar
You wreak of a shyt
Go fly a kite likely comes from the literal meaning. If a person goes to fly a kite, this would mean he or she would need to walk away to do so. This is also true for the synonymous expression go jump in a lake. The important part of the expression is go, not what the person will do once he or she goes away.
Kite lines have evolved over the years, from the basic cotton thread to being made with stronger materials like Kevlar, or synthetic fibers that are non-biodegradable. With these hard-to-break materials being more popular, there is a surge in kite line-related injuries as well. Some of the more common dangers that kite lines present are: Getting tangled up in the lines of a kite, getting wet and becoming a conductor of electricity; Kite lines that have metal content are also conductors of electricity. Line burns and cuts, where kite line(s) run through your hold when the kite is pulled.
Most people give credit to Benjamin Franklin for discovering electricity. ... In 1752, Franklin conducted his famous kite experiment. In order to show that lightning was electricity, he flew a kite during a thunderstorm. He tied a metal key to the kite string to conduct the electricity. Franklin's experiment demonstrated the connection between lightning and electricity. To dispel another myth, Franklin's kite was not struck by lightning. If it had been, he probably would have been electrocuted, experts say. Instead, the kite picked up the ambient electrical charge from the storm.
An enemy of Batman, Charlie Brown becomes Kite-Man when the Riddler murders his son. Now Brown uses specialised kites to commit his crimes and is often considered a joke by both heroes and fellow super-villains. Kite-Man has no powers, but possessed a variety of kite based weapons, including a giant jet powered hang glider, which he uses during his escapes. Along with kites they possess flash bulbs and nets for battling his foes.