Pop balloons with your harpoon

This was a harpoon gun... he was, er, skindiving.

The first offshore drills were called harpoons.

and it would drive a harpoon right into the heart of the Communist concentration.

Five inch fishing lure, it's a big fishing lure, with a three pronged hook in the back, and outside it said, Harmful if swallowed.

Which wine to drink, which fork to use for fish... which knife to stab the proletariat in the back with.

Whales cannot be humanely killed they are too large, and even with an explosive harpoon, it is difficult to hit the whale in the right spot. Moreover, whalers do not want to use a large amount of explosive, because that would blow the whale to pieces, while the whole point is to recover valuable oil or flesh.

Or at times, they would row out in their small currachs and kill it with a lance through the back of the neck.

And the Eskimo community basically camps out on the edge of the ice here, waits for a whale to come close enough to attack. And when it does, it throws a harpoon at it, and then hauls the whale up under the ice, and cuts it up.

Cross

A cross

Fork

It's just so amazing.

Cross cutting programmes.

Cross Reference

Crosshairs

Cross

Forklift, light

Forklift, heavy

Forklift, electric

Forklift, medium

Truck drivers Cooks

Crisscross.

There is a fork missing.

Intersection of lines

Where the beams cross?

Here? At this crossing point?

Cross Tree ain't Kingsley.

First, Cross Tree!

Each of the little crosses that you see is a different wrong answer.

Interestingly, it's done a crossover before, but not the crossovers that matter.

Fork Join

Fork and Join

Mobile equipment (forklifts) Trailers

I. Cross cutting issues

Do you know Cross Tree?

We're goin' to Cross Tree, huh?

Annotations and Cross References

Forklift, medium and heavy

Forklift, light and medium

Bring him along to 242 Charlotte Street... off Tottenham Court Road.

What kind of fish should I go after? Bass, trout, bluegills?

These are the tuna, the billfish and the sharks.

The big cross at the top left is where 2,000 students gave the exact same wrong answer.

Knives and forks? No, they're too dangerous.