Once again, the pen proves mightier than the sword.

[rgallitan]

After extensive research (by which I mean catching a few minutes of my classic rock station's morning show), I suddenly realized that the Mohammed cartoons are going to get us out of the Iraq War

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It's late and I feel like a ramble. Indulge me?

[duckie_monroe]

It is amazing what one can do with a bit of paper and ink. One line or symbol can inspire love, hate, confusion, even death. Some of mankind’s most basic emotions can be expressed so fluently by just etching them down and storing them away. But is it ever permanent? We would like to think that what we write or create will live on forever stacked away in some library for all the world to view but it never lasts. Eventually it will be lost. Like all things are lost. But what is left? The emotion experienced by every breathing, thinking, functioning human being, that is what's left. It can neither be controlled or eradicated because it does not exist on a plane that we, as newbies in our universe, understand. This incident will pass only to have another come up in it's place. The world seems like one big high school drama because it is. That is the way human emotion and normal people work. The highs and lows are what give life meaning to live. We may not like a particular boiling point or gutter but at least we live through them to see