"Every man dies, not every man really lives"
-William Wallace (Mel Gibson)
Braveheart

“Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows.” George Orwell, Nineteen eighty-four

"Freedom in not secured by the fulfilling of man's desire, but the extraction of it"

"Were is the good? In the will. Where is the bad? In the will. We're is neither? We're there is no will"

Epitucus

This is how you can see all people on the forums are americans.

STOP DOING FREEDOM QUOTES FROM ANY OF THE FOUNDING FATHERS! P-P

John Sedgwick's last words-"they couldn't hit a elephant at this range"

"Never say no to Panda!!!" - Myself

This is how you can see all people on the forums are americans.

STOP DOING FREEDOM QUOTES FROM ANY OF THE FOUNDING FATHERS! P-P


Epitucus didn't even know what america existed.

Angry, I finally understand your name ._.

Because you're Spanish, which was ruled by &moslem arabs = The Panda

And then your inner panda (inner ethnic arab) is pissed at how arabs are being treated now a days :O

God wtf are you talking about >.<

Arab schwein.

Verpiss zu Allah.

Edited 3/21/2015 21:55:53

Allahu akbar.

" A potter... a farmer. .. an artisan... SPARTANS, what is your profession? " - Leonidas, from 300 ( not sure if this quote had historical authenticity)

"No fort is so fortified it can't be bought with money" an ancient guy I forget who.

"Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds" -Robert Oppenheimer, Nuclear Physicist, upon witnessing the first atom bomb (you can't use this as your tagline, I already am XD)

He took it from the Bhagavad-Gita, a piece of Hindu religious text

Doesn't mean he didn't say it. And it sounds a lot better in that context than in the Bhagavad

Turks can be killed, but they can never be conquered - Napoleon Bonaparte

Qui desiderat pacem, praeparet bellum. Vegetius (Often quoted: Si vis pacem, para bellum)

Above roughly translate to :

If you wish for peace, prepare for war.
It's a term commonly used in total war Rome.