Greatness of a man is measured by.....?
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Ball size.
Greatness has a different definition to everyone.
To pacifists, a great man might be one who can easily persuade people to not use violence.
Or maybe for a die-hard marine, a great man would be one who could kill over twenty people with his pistol while playing Mario Bros.
Or something like that.
Greatness has a different definition to everyone.
To pacifists, a great man might be one who can easily persuade people to not use violence.
Or maybe for a die-hard marine, a great man would be one who could kill over twenty people with his pistol while playing Mario Bros.
Or something like that.
I generally use a tape measure... Not the carpentry kind, the edges on those are sharp.
Then I write it down in the journal I keep beneath my mattress.
Then I write it down in the journal I keep beneath my mattress.
Holds hands out about a foot apart.
Well, ok this is not true. Men are not judged like that. That is like saying men judge woman on their breast size... oh wait ... oh god .. oh god ... (cries and runs out into traffic)
Well, ok this is not true. Men are not judged like that. That is like saying men judge woman on their breast size... oh wait ... oh god .. oh god ... (cries and runs out into traffic)
I see what you mean, but I do not feel any man is below another. And if not, all sentient beings are of the same level. But that is just me, others will judge.Crystal Cuckoo said:
I think that's kinda the point of the quote. The man in question will treat everybody the same, and will not deem himself greater than others based on his wealth or ego.GamerPhate said:
Just one flaw with your argument there. The great Fedor doesn't have any facial hair.Pegghead said:The greatness of a man is measured by his beard, don't believe me, here's some proof.
Not one measly trace of stubble
One hundred percent great beard, one hundred percent great-ness.
Neither does Jackie Chan OR BRuce Lee. This is what we Faciologists refer to as "The exception".Drake the Dragonheart said:Just one flaw with your argument there. The great Fedor doesn't have any facial hair.Pegghead said:The greatness of a man is measured by his beard, don't believe me, here's some proof.
Not one measly trace of stubble
One hundred percent great beard, one hundred percent great-ness.
His K/D Ratio
In all seriousness though, a good way to tell how great someone was is how many people show up at his funeral.
In all seriousness though, a good way to tell how great someone was is how many people show up at his funeral.