Target objective
Aren't both 'target' and 'objective' the same like 'goal'?
Stewie: <writing in diary> "Dear Diary, It seems the domestic overseers are plotting against me. Their plans somehow relate to the anniversary of my escape from the womb. I'm still haunted by the memories of how I came to be incarcerated in that amniotic Attica.
[Epic instrumental music]
Stewie: "As I recall, it was every potential man for himself.
[Whooshing]
Stewie: "I alone had reached the target objective, thanks to the peerless intrepidity I developed at testicular boot camp. But it was a trap! I was imprisoned in that uterine gulag for nine grueling months.
Top answer
You are quoting a crude, asinine TV cartoon show. Whether it is funny or not is a matter of opinion, but crude and asinine it is. Stewie seems to be a sperm cell, the male gamete half of the baby he contributed to, who has somehow retained his individual identity and has an adult-like ability to reason and even write.
- You are quoting a crude, asinine TV cartoon show.
- Whether it is funny or not is a matter of opinion, but crude and asinine it is.
- Stewie seems to be a sperm cell, the male gamete half of the baby he contributed to, who has somehow retained his individual identity and has an adult-like ability to reason and even write.
- The target objective for him was the female gamete, or human egg cell, that he fertilized.
- He speaks in military terms of an objective, a target.
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You are quoting a crude, asinine TV cartoon show. Whether it is funny or not is a matter of opinion, but crude and asinine it is. Stewie seems to be a sperm cell, the male gamete half of the baby he contributed to, who has somehow retained his individual identity and has an adult-like ability to reason and even write. The target objective for him was the female gamete, or human egg cell, that
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