“You serious?” “I’m always serious, never more so than when I’m being flippant.” — Iain M. Banks
“You serious?”
“I’m always serious, never more so than when I’m being flippant.”
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“Those are the closest words. There is an undeniable elation in causing mayhem, in bringing about such massive destruction. As for feeling pleased, I felt pleasure that some of those who died did so because they were stupid enough to believe in gods or afterlives that do not exist, even though I felt a terrible sorrow for them as they died in their ignorance and thanks to their folly.”
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