Life was combat, and victory was not to the lazy, the timid, the slugabed, the drugstore cowboy, the… — Russell Baker
Life was combat, and victory was not to the lazy, the timid, the slugabed, the drugstore cowboy, the libertine, the mushmouth afraid to tell people exactly what was on his mind whether people liked it or not.
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