It was dawning on him that the pleasures of the flesh were pretty sparse without the flesh. Suddenly life… — Terry Pratchett
It was dawning on him that the pleasures of the flesh were pretty sparse without the flesh. Suddenly life wasn't worth living. The fact that he wasn't living it didn't cheer him up at all.
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