Being God, I must choose My words carefully. People, I’ve noticed, tend to hang on to My every remark. It… — James Morrow
Being God, I must choose My words carefully. People, I’ve noticed, tend to hang on to My every remark. It gets annoying, this servile and sycophantic streak in Homo sapiens sapiens. There’s a difference, after all, between tasteful adulation and arrant toadyism, but they just don’t get it.
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