"And it may very well blow up in their faces".
Engineers trying to control the blowout are using the same tactics they used in 1979 when the Ixtoc I well blew up in the Bay of Campeche off the coast of Mexico.
More shockingly yet, the chocolate eggshell will not be Dairy Milk any more, but a "standard cocoa mix chocolate" instead, because if you're going to break some eggs you may as well blow up the whole chicken hatch.
Life changed forever on April 20, 2010, when the Deepwater Horizon oil well blew up, creating the largest environmental catastrophe in US history and altering life forever for marine life and coastal residents alike.
Subsequently she has been famous for being famous, for pumping too much Restylane into her lips, for jinxing Romo's gridiron performance, and for, well, blowing up bigger than Flozell Adams.
I guess it's appropriate that, as has happened so often on this show, giving the benefit of the doubt to an unstable entity may well blow up in my face.
This may well blow up in his face, but the élites know that he's going to drag them down with him because, in being entirely un-subtle about what he's doing, he's making painfully clear how much they've relied on the subtle manipulation of the masses and how much they've used those masses.
To the contrary, suicide bombing missions could well blow up the best and only hope for a Palestinian state.
Europe's very currency could well blow up.
Hoffman said there have been more than 200 controlled burns since the oil well blew up in late April.
(Did you notice Jaime's "whoops" face when he saw Cersei get crowned after, well, blowing up part of King's Landing with wildfire?).
