My first intimation that I was getting close to Hell was the stink. Rotten eggs. H2S. Hydrogen sulfide. The… — Robert A. Heinlein
My first intimation that I was getting close to Hell was the stink. Rotten eggs. H2S. Hydrogen sulfide. The stench of burning brimstone.
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