Montressor.
And there they stood, one a serpent and the other a foot. Like Thor and the Midgardsormr, simultaneously ending each other for all eternity, they stood at knivespoint. Neither giving an inch of ground, they battled relentlessly throughout the ages. One, a human hurricane, the other a manlike meteor, they were equal and opposite.
What happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object? Sword or shield, which prevails? Shoot the most powerful cannon into the side of a star, which wins?
I think that the unstoppable force simply blows through the immovable object. After all, it isn't moving if a hole gets blasted in the side of it.
What about you?
What happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object? Sword or shield, which prevails? Shoot the most powerful cannon into the side of a star, which wins?
I think that the unstoppable force simply blows through the immovable object. After all, it isn't moving if a hole gets blasted in the side of it.
What about you?
posted by Dylan at 12:32 PM
2 Comments:
I think that the immovable object doesn't move, really.
It could just bend.
Did I take this too literally? lol.
Metaphors are irritating. Then again, I use them too often.
I think the word would be... hypocrite?
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