It means:
“I will either FIND a way out, or MAKE one.”
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I like the dual meaning it has here, since the “way out” can either be suicide, or a path away from suicide.
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This is one of my favorite quotes. It’s similar to “Where there’s a will, there’s a way,” or in Latin, “velle est posse: to be willing is to be able.”
I like how it’s versatile enough to fit different circumstances.
Ah, Latin! Now this is the kind of quality content that I like to see!
But anyway, I love this. Gonna hafta add this to my list of rad Latin phrases.
It’s one of my favorites.
“vo’ vImughta’ mIw tu’, qoj wa’ chenmoH ‘e'” – Worf
Hegh batlh! (wej DaHjaj).
Nothing is carved in stone except for tombstones and pictures on the internet.
And Mount Rushmore.
Which is probably in a picture on the Internet somewhere.
I would argue that Mount Rushmore is a giant tomb stone.
Haha. Dead Presidents, they’re always Caucasian males and they wind up on money.
Maybe in a thousand years from now Hillary will be on a nickel.
Eww, please no. I’d rather see Trump than her as the first female president.
Good quote!