ColdWindBlows Wrote to Casselman:
No your still not trying to understand what I'm trying to say instead your saying " derp derp it's da dtory derp derp". I could care less if you wrote a whole book on why smoke phrase doesn't make sense regarding the team of him and scropion. Bottom line is people would use this and think it's cool.
Ok fishbowl? Theres no point to surrender when I haven't even engaged you as a worthy opponent to argue with. It's like making up the bed when you know it will get messed up again
The bottom line is that you're trying to direct your debate towards a tag team of Smoke and Scorpion, when you know that's not the case, while Casselman was merely answering to your real question in the original post.
As the intro taunts are often so short, they are sometimes - as in this case - metaphors.
"Where there is smoke, there is fire." is not only a pun but also a play with the fact that Smoke doesn't emit fire, which is why you along with some others got a little confused of it when you took it too literally. Fire is often connected to peril and that makes Smoke's intro taunt a formidable threat. For the most of the time, fire leads to smoke and vice versa, but this scenario makes you wonder why does Smoke emit smoke then?
The answer lies in Smoke's ending.
