sounds like a challenge

type more words no one will read, dude

Okay, I can get on board with that!

I get that, but that is not an accurate sense of the term. It doesn't mean "without good reason." The term refers to degree of provocation that caused your blood temperature to rise, metaphorically. It's legally very relevant whether his blood was "cold" or "hot" when he did the killing. Given he had just seen his…

I understand your point, but "cold blood" couldn't be further from the case here. Someone smashes your kids guts out, your blood would be boiling for years.

be funny? no

die

im genuinely curious about commenters like you. do you think you're funny, or are you just trying to hear yourself comment, or something in between? you're trying to be funny, right? you know irony isnt synonymous with lazy, unfunny english major, right?

That wasn't the point.