"The swords, the guns, the knife — they all do their damage by putting a hole in somebody," he said.
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"What was different about this [landing] is that the rocket landed instead of putting a hole in the ship or tipping over," Musk joked.
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Imagine being in a gunfight in an old wooden ship, with every shot fired at your enemy putting a hole in your own hull.
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Perhaps Incan surgeons believed that just putting a hole in one particular place or another might give a returning patient with ongoing problems some relief.
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Not like warp drive, but more that somebody didn't take the time to think this through—like putting a hole in the glove in The Martian.
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"The rocket landed instead of putting a hole in the ship or tipping over," Musk told reporters at the Kennedy Space Center a short time later.
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Putting a hole in that platter certainly removes any data that was on that particular circle, but the bigger issue is breaking the enclosure and messing with the platter itself.
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Just putting a hole in an object or blending lines or removing a corner requires calculating new edge curves that you wouldn't want to do without the help of sophisticated algorithms.
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Sanders, Ed. The Family. 2002. pg. 474 When a police squad car arrived, Share opened fire on the vehicle, putting a hole in the top corner of the windshield. Police gunfire injured Brunner, Share and Bailey. Police alleged that the group's plan was to hijack a Boeing 747 and threaten to kill one passenger every hour until Manson and fellow Family members were released from prison.
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In November, was rammed by a Norwegian freighter. The destroyer had been scouring Iceland's coastal waters for a straying Icelandic merchant vessel when the accident occurred, costing Niblack an anchor and putting a hole in her side plating. Vulcan swiftly fixed the damage and patched the side, enabling the destroyer to resume her vital escort duties. Vulcan remained in Iceland's chill and barren area into the spring of 1942.
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This put Ruatapu to shame, and so he refused to eat dinner that night, instead going down to the canoe and putting a hole in its bottom, before filling it with wood chips and hiding the canoe's bailer. In the morning when they launched the canoe, Ruatapu hid the hole with his heel. When they were far out at sea he released the hole and removed the chips. The water rushed in, and nobody could find the bailer as Ruatapu had hidden it onshore.
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On 22 June 1898, the , gunboat , and Terror came out of port to test the blockade, resulting in the Second Battle of San Juan. The auxiliary cruiser moved in, resulting in a short, running gun battle, from which the Spanish quickly broke away. Isabel II and General Concha could go no faster than ; in order to cover their retreat, Terror began a torpedo run on St. Paul, which opened fire at . She hit Terror repeatedly, killing two men (the only casualties either side suffered in the action) and putting a hole in the destroyer's side.
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Dawson discovered in the previous season that his best friend, Pacey, has feelings for Joey. After saving Pacey and Jen from a storm at sea, Dawson is forced to white wash a fence for old- time film director A.I. Brooks, as punishment for putting a hole in his boat which Dawson was forced to take to rescue Pacey and Jen. Eventually, Mr. Brooks warms to Dawson and lets him film a documentary on him when he tells Dawson that he is dying of cancer. In the meantime, he is confronted with the idea of Pacey and Joey as a couple.
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During an Italian SM-79 bombing attackThe calm was broken at 0635 when a dozen bombers attacked the transport area. One bomb narrowly missing Barnett, bursting under her port bow and blowing a hole in the number 1 hold, killing seven men and injuring thirty-five soldiers of the army port battalion. With Utmost Spirit: Allied Naval Operations in the Mediterranean, 1942-1945, Barbara Brooks Tomblin, University Press of Kentucky, 2014off the coast of Sicily on 11 July 1943, a bomb burst close aboard Barnett's port bow abreast of the forward hatch putting a hole in the hull and causing subsequent flooding.
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While The Machine Gunners tends to focus on the bombing and fear of invasion in 1941, Fathom Five fleshes out the world war. The ongoing effects of four years of rationing are covered (examples: Chas putting a hole in his trousers; the items brought by the different protagonists to a beach picnic; the Ministry of Food invitation to "Try our delicious Woolton pie"—a not-highly regarded meat-free pie). There is reference to the diaspora that has fled to Britain including: Scandinavian fishermen, the Maltese underclass, and Jewish pawnbrokers. It is through one of these that Chas encounters a widow of the Arctic convoys, which puts a distinctly human perspective on war.
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