I jumped up, seized the moment by the scruff of the neck and seat of the pants, and ran him out the door to… — Glen Cook
I jumped up, seized the moment by the scruff of the neck and seat of the pants, and ran him out the door to the accompaniment of appropriate old-time remarks about seedy little army types who failed to acknowledge the natural superiority of their overlords, the Marines.
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