“I’ve met people like him.” Garth nodded sagely. “Men of customary inaction who can be spurred to sporadic… — Sheri S. Tepper
“I’ve met people like him.” Garth nodded sagely. “Men of customary inaction who can be spurred to sporadic excess. Such men often start ill-planned projects that they lack either energy to complete or the wit to abandon.”
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