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So, we live in a world where animals are treated like humans and humans are treated like animals, we live in a world where we depend on banks and our country depends on money our transportation depends on oil and where we will never be popular for doing what's right! We live where basically material rules our lives, technology is advansed but still nothing can be done about global warming.
We live where we will know the truth that lies with in the world when we die, where we start war because of nuclear weapons and where nuclear weapons are just the doing of human actions themselves.
Where we always remember the good things but the bad things stick in your head forever, where we found how to do drugs, computer viruzes, and go to the moon and still we can't come up with a cure for cancer or HIV. Where the truth hurts and that why we lie on no "telling it" We live in a world where we think that beauty is just on the outside and where big breast or tight abbs makes a an illution of what's really on ythe inside.... but mostly, there's one question I'v been asking my self for a really long time!
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This article details the arguments supporting the position that "wooden pencils are better than mechanical pencils" in the Great Pencil Debate, in order to ensure that arguments are not repeated and also for the audience to keep track of the arguments and their counters. This article was last updated on 8 April 2008.
The arguments come in two forms: arguments for the superiority of wooden pencils, and arguments for the inferiority of mechanical pencils.
Wooden Pencil Superiority
Argument: Wooden pencils write thicker than mechanical ones.
Counter-argument: Thinner lines are preferable where thin sharp lines are essential.
Argument: Wooden pencils have a nicer feel.
Counter-argument: Mechanical pencils come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes for different tastes.
Argument: Wooden pencils are better for "pencil fighting": more flexible, better feel, better sound, and possible to break in such fights.
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This article details the arguments supporting the position that "mechanical pencils are better than wooden pencils" in the Great Pencil Debate, in order to ensure that arguments are not repeated and also for the audience to keep track of the arguments and their counters. This article was last updated on 8 April 2008.
The arguments come in two forms: arguments for the superiority of mechanical pencils, and arguments for the inferiority of wooden pencils.
Mechanical Pencil Superiority
Argument: Less time, effort and equipment to keep mechanical pencils sharpened.
Argument: Mechanical pencils come with a clip to attach them to your shirt pocket for convenience (and so you don't lose it).
Wooden Pencil Inferiority
Argument: The process for sharpening a wooden pencil in school is long and complicated.
Counter-argument: Sharpeners for wooden pencils are everywhere, while running out of lead in a mechanical pencil leaves you with little recourse but to ask fruitlessly to borrow some lead.
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