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  • 01-03-2015
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Where even the bullet holes have bullet holes is an example of an hyperbole, metaphor, idiom, or simile

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bookgirl9632
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  • 01-03-2015

It's a hyperbole. Hyperbolas are meant to create a strong impression of something, but not to be taken literally.

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