Depends on what your translation of pen is, a mind or a word? Words don't have to command an action for it to take place. (my translation of sword)s69-5 said:Ah, but it is the pen who ALWAYS leads the sword.Kurokami said:The sword can also stab the nation, making its change pretty redundant.PayJ567 said:The pen can change nations... The sword can only stab the guy who signed the paper that changed the nation.
Unfortunately I couldn't find people to sponsor it for whatever reason, I will however be sure to send you the annual draft if you're interested.PayJ567 said:Hmmm your logic interests me. I would like to subscribe to your bi-weekly news letter? where do I sign?Kurokami said:I was thinking the former, maybe have a JRPG game developer leading an army full of em.PayJ567 said:Jesus that has to be one big sword... Would it be like the worlds sickest shish kebab? Or a single swiping motion thus slicing people into neat little halves?Kurokami said:The sword can also stab the nation, making its change pretty redundant.PayJ567 said:The pen can change nations... The sword can only stab the guy who signed the paper that changed the nation.
Can also write with a sword after stabbing someone.dimensione510 said:You can write with and kill someone with a pen.
'Tis called the jugular, children, know it well.
Well, they never said anything about a gun, they just said that it is mightier than a sword...Angus Young said:"Who ever said the pen is mightier than the sword has obviosly never encountered automatic weopons."
That's a damned good graphic novelQuiet Stranger said:If you ever read "Superman Red Son" you will know
because the 2 are not mutually exclusive.spyro2103 said:The other day, I was thinking, if actions speak louder than words, then why is the pen mightier than the sword?
Douk said:Why do you park in a driveway, and drive in a parkway! What's up with thaaaat?
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This is only true when both powers involved are rational. You cannot convince a crazy person to stop committing atrocities, but you can completely obliterate that crazy person and have an end to it that way.s69-5 said:Communication is more powerful than violence.
and because i hate that guy and think his jokes are stupid.Douk said:Why do you park in a driveway, and drive in a parkway! What's up with thaaaat?
Not exactly...More Fun To Compute said:If actions spoke louder than words then why do corporations spend so much on public relations?
The pen is mightier than the sword though. You can't get a battleship or nuclear warhead by waving a sword about but you can by waving a pen around.
Pyro Paul said:and because i hate that guy and think his jokes are stupid.Douk said:Why do you park in a driveway, and drive in a parkway! What's up with thaaaat?
that is wrong.
a driveway is a privately owned road. in the instances of a privately owned complex such as a Mall, Estate, Hospital, or private office space you don't park in the 'driveway' you drive up the 'driveway' to the 'parking lot'
a Parkway is a way(road) that runs adjecent to a Park, or is itself a park. commonly Parkways have a lot of side street parking as to allow easier access to the park it is connected to.
so you do Drive on a Driveway and Park on a Parkway.
Best comment on The Escapist.Douk said:Why do you park in a driveway, and drive in a parkway! What's up with thaaaat?
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