Naturally you expect the moral thing from me. But I’ve learned something, friend. Morals don’t count for a… — James Morrow
Naturally you expect the moral thing from me. But I’ve learned something, friend. Morals don’t count for a hell of a lot in this galaxy. I rank them somewhere between straight teeth and the ability to carry a tune.
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