Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania. Refuse to use the pen!

John Adams:

All right, gentlemen. Let's get on with it. Which of us will write our Declaration of Independence? Dr. Benjamin Franklin:
[singing]
Mr. Adams, I say you should write it. To your legal mind and brilliance we defer. John Adams:
Is that so? Well, if I'm the one to do it, they'll run their quill pens through it. I'm obnoxious and disliked, you know that, sir. Dr. Benjamin Franklin:
Yes, I know. John Adams:
But I say you should write it, Franklin. Yes, you. Dr. Benjamin Franklin:
Hell no! John Adams:
Yes, you, Dr. Franklin, you... Dr. Benjamin Franklin:
But... John Adams:
You... Dr. Benjamin Franklin:
But... John Adams:
You... Dr. Benjamin Franklin:
But... Mr. Adams, but, Mr. Adams, the things I write are only light extemporania. I won't put politics on paper, it's a mania. So I refuse to use the pen in Pennsylvania. Dr. Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, Robert Livingston, Roger Sherman:
Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania. Refuse to use the pen!