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{{quote|"Abraham Lincoln learned to write by making marks of coal on the back of a shovel. He wrote the Gettysburg Address on a train, on the back of an envelope. He had a pathological fear of normal paper."|[[Dave Barry]]}}
{{quote|"Abraham Lincoln learned to write by making marks of coal on the back of a shovel. He wrote the Gettysburg Address on a train, on the back of an envelope. He had a pathological fear of normal paper."|[[Dave Barry]]}}


{{quote|'''Jesus:''' How could you figure all that out from a stick figure...did you draw that in blood?<br />
{{quote|'''Jesus:''' How could you figure all that out from a stick figure...did you draw that in blood?
'''Axel:''' ''Riku's'' blood.|''[[Ansem Retort]]''}}
'''Axel:''' ''Riku's'' blood.|''[[Ansem Retort]]''}}



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"Use a pen, Sideshow Bob!"
Snake, "The Simpsons"
"I can never find a pen...Told those kids not to move the pen away from the telephone. God damn kids. Why don't I just kill them, too..."
—Preamble to the funniest Suicide Note ever, George Carlin
"Abraham Lincoln learned to write by making marks of coal on the back of a shovel. He wrote the Gettysburg Address on a train, on the back of an envelope. He had a pathological fear of normal paper."

Jesus: How could you figure all that out from a stick figure...did you draw that in blood?

Axel: Riku's blood.

L: You can be incredibly creepy when you want to be.

Light: Creepy?

L: You question whether writing a message to someone in another's blood upon the floor is creepy?

Light: I suppose you have a point there L, but it was the only writing material I knew the man would have readily available.