"...but you can make a killing."
I don't know if that's a direct quote, or if it's just how I remember it, but the thought is from today's author, if not the exact words. He was a UK writer, a novelist, playwright and celebrated curmudgeon. Since the last few authors have been so easy to identify, that's all I'm going to give you, except for this quote:
"I like a bit of mongrel myself, whether it's a man or a dog; they're the best for every day."
Amen, sir.
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George Bernard Shaw? I also remember him saying something like: "Beware of the man with his head in the sky." Apparently mistrustful of religous zealots.
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