Would it be possible to tame a fly?

There is one in my room, it's been cohabitating with me for about 3 days now, i was wondering if i would be able to tame it and teach it to do loop the loops and things like that. Anyone know if anyones ever managed to tame a fly?
You can teach it to dive and run :D

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If you are very very quiet and you listen oh so carefully you might just hear him squealing.......


.....Help me! Help meeee!
 
This is getting on my nerves now. I've spent the past two hours now trying to kill it. It's just doesn't stay still, and if it settles for even one moment, as soon as i get close enough it notices me and flies away. ARGH! It keeps taunting me too, flies really close to me just to annoy me i think :mad:
 
Why does everyone keep questioning my sanity just because there is an annoying fly pestering me? Nobody else ever had a slippery fly that bugged them?
 
Found a funny thing on the interwebs about fly's.

A fly and a train are traveling towards each other. Ultimately they will collide. As they do, the overpowering mass of the train will force the fly to travel in the opposite direction. To do this the fly must first stop.

So, in that millisecond when the fly stops to change direction it is in contact with the train, therefore the train must be stopped too...

I must lie down now, quantum physics was never my thing
 
Tame a fly to do what? i dont get it, its not like they will go and get you a beer or something..

Tame a fly to do what??!!

or maybe a fly bath where u put ur feet in and the maggots eat off the crap.
 
I think I saw some video once where a small fly/flea/something was stuck on its back to a flat surface, and had a tiny ball stuck to its feet, to as it struggled, it looked like it was playing with the ball.... Quite cruel really!

Found a funny thing on the interwebs about fly's.

A fly and a train are traveling towards each other. Ultimately they will collide. As they do, the overpowering mass of the train will force the fly to travel in the opposite direction. To do this the fly must first stop.

So, in that millisecond when the fly stops to change direction it is in contact with the train, therefore the train must be stopped too...

I must lie down now, quantum physics was never my thing
Don't believe everything you read on the interwebs ;)
 
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