They'll be able to blast an unerring forearm into the softest meat of you and pulse around inside until they find the organ they want, which they will snip out neatly as you bleed beneath them on the floor.
"It got me in the meat of the forearm and just tightened up, as expected," Bay said.
Lewis turned back the clock, making monster hits, putting his right arm out to thwart a goal-line rush by New England, turning his forearm and bicep into a meat hook that pushed the Patriots back.
It is a ridiculous way to salt a meal, creasing the arm upward and sprinkling it out in pebbles across the forearm and down onto the meat.
Mr. Gardner's arms were scarred from heavy drug use, but with a little effort, technicians found three clean veins for intravenous needles in the meat of his outer forearms, two on the left side and one on the right.
And after two or three drinks, a slab of meat the size of your forearm, and their constant stream of kindness and hilarity, they just might succeed.
You have garbage hands!" And yet there he was, being handsomely paid for his Salieri meat-hooks, while I, the Mozart of forearm appendages, was toiling away in obscurity.
Only Xu et al. [ 26] reported that a high intake of meat at a young age reduced the risk of forearm fracture in postmenopausal women.
The ball hit the fleshy part, or "meat," as Girardi described it, on the underside of his forearm.
He squeezed the sick man's forearm between his thumb and forefinger: "What if these bones could get meat?" It was hot.
From the looks of it, the guy had used some sort of meat-grinder type situation to lop off his appendage, because his whole forearm was in bad shape.
