\nA MAN and a Lion traveled together through the forest. They soon \nOne story is good, till another is told. \nAfter reading this Aesop's Fable, I was immediately reminded of a time while I was in Arkadelphia, an american asked me about Kung Fu movies: "Why asians are always the losing ones in the end?", not knowing much about kung fu movies, especially "American" ones, I had replied, "I don't think so...there are some..."\n<\/p>\n \nOf course, some thousand year old slave already had the perfect answer to this.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The Man and the Lion A MAN and a Lion traveled together through the forest. They soon began to boast of their respective superiority to each other in strength and prowess. As they were disputing, they passed a statue carved … Continue reading
\nbegan to boast of their respective superiority to each other in
\nstrength and prowess. As they were disputing, they passed a
\nstatue carved in stone, which represented "a Lion strangled by a
\nMan." The traveler pointed to it and said: "See there! How strong
\nwe are, and how we prevail over even the king of beasts." The
\nLion replied: "This statue was made by one of you men. If we
\nLions knew how to erect statues, you would see the Man placed
\nunder the paw of the Lion."
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