CONCERNING THE CAPTURE OF SADDAM HUSSEIN, DO YOU OBJECT TO THE USE OF THE TERM "SPIDER HOLE"?

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CONCERNING THE CAPTURE OF SADDAM HUSSEIN, DO YOU OBJECT TO THE USE OF THE TERM "SPIDER HOLE"?


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created Sun Dec 14, 03

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COMMENTS:
We must be sensitive to the concerns of Insect-Americans.
by Stewie on Mon Dec 15, 03 6:58am [+]

Why? Are you offended for the spiders or something?
by WinniethePooh on Mon Dec 15, 03 10:33am [+]

I prefer the more politically correct term, Arachnid Resemblant Circle of Open Space in Which an Individual Can Hide. That's not too hard to remember, is it? (/sarcasm)
by Wark on Mon Dec 15, 03 11:03am [+]

LoL w/ Mojo
by dreams_n_chains on Mon Dec 15, 03 5:45pm [+]

the term SPIDER HOLE might be appropriate within the confines of military communications, where the necessity to dehumanize and target the enemy with cold gun-metal precision means survival for the men behind the trigger…but once in the civilian realm it’s time to stop blowin steam out our navels, give a nod to the little Saddam in each of us, in the shadows of every human psyche…to analogize him as a creepy crawly thing only confirms our fear in facing this part of ourselves…Saddam looks like your average street person, sucking wind and wine on his last urban haunt…the collective American nightmare…the downfall we turn our heads from…though we should never underestimate the possibilities. No, Saddam does not belong to the insect family; a despicable showing, perhaps, but definitely part of the human family. the spider analogy is almost sentimental. just in time for Christmas…Muzzle flash: the average american consumes 5 times more than a mexican, 10 times more than a chinese, 30 times more than an indian…the first-world, which makes up 20% of the world’s population, is consuming 80% of its resources. Compare that to Saddam, and tell me who’s the sick deluded parasite? It sounds crazy to say it, but against that he’s actually pardonable…if we’d only pull our heads out of our spider holes.
by chopper on Mon Dec 15, 03 8:00pm [+]

The term "spider hole" actually has a long history and is based on the nesting habits of a real spider. The term was used as early as WWII and was frequently used during Vietnam. It refers to the hole in which a "trap door spider" (common name) lives in. Its nest is a hole in the ground with a small "trap door" made by combining dirt and web material, leaving a hinge on one side so the spider can easily close the door when it goes under. It's camoflauged by the dirt and leaves and things that the spider will weave into the door, so it really does look a lot like the hiding place used throughout military history and most recently by Saddam.
by richinmn on Sat Dec 20, 03 12:45pm [+]






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