Robby's Thread o' Philosophy

[Jim North]

Your statement is true, but the thought process is faulty. In a battle of pen vs. sword, only the person with the sword has the ability to cut the thumbs off his opponent.

You, sir, have obviously never owned a properly sharpened pen.

[Rkolter]

Your statement is true, but the thought process is faulty. In a battle of pen vs. sword, only the person with the sword has the ability to cut the thumbs off his opponent.

You, sir, have obviously never owned a properly sharpened pen.

I had a letter-opener pen once. I cut myself with it accidentally and then lit it on fire in retaliation.

Fire is greater than the pen.

[Killbert-Robby]

All this talking about using pens as weapons.
What about using swords to write with I ask!

[Heart]

It worked for Zorro.

[Laemkral]

It worked for Zorro.

Yes, but just think how much cheaper paper is compared to Mexican soldiers' uniforms!

[Rkolter]

You would need a giagantic piece of parchment, and a font style that took into consideration the flaps of loose parchment you'd be excising or leaving hanging.

[Killbert-Robby]

But its way more impressive than just some handwriting

[Brockway]

Ya know, I've heard the key to great calligraphy was to be a master swordsman.