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== Comic Books ==

* In the second issue of ''[[Lighter and Softer|Marvel Adventures]]: Hulk'', Jamie Madrox, [[Me's a Crowd|the Multiple Man]], expresses his disappointment that the thugs he's about to beat up didn't use this line.

* Part I of ''[[The Cartoon History of the Universe]]'' uses this phrase exactly in a footnote (yes, a footnote in a comic book; it's that kind of comic book, and it's illustrated and takes up 1/3-1/4 of the page) about physical changes in human beings over time. After explaining that human skulls were twice as thick before the Neolithic Revolution as afterward, Gonick goes on to say that this was characterized of domesticated animals; i.e. that humans had also domesticated themselves. This leads to this exchange between two men shaking hands, smiling, and holding weapons behind their backs:

{{quote|'''Man with dagger''': Please, let us settle our differences by '''civilized means'''.