You fell victim to one of the classic blunders! The first is never get involved in a land war in Asia, but the second, only slightly less well known is this: never go in against a sicilian, when death is on the line! hahahaha, hahahaha, haha---
"Women censure the dove, and absolve the perverted raven." Juvenal, Satires.
Another cool little story was of a guy who was part of a plot to assasinate an emporer of some undistinguished existence (hey, around AD69 there was a year with 4 different ones, I'm not being totally dumb) and got found out. Someone came up to him and gave him the choice of confessing or being put under torture. The would be conspirator thrust his hand into a large fire, so that the flesh started to melt off, and said, "See how low men hold their bodies when all they desire is honour!"
I am not what I am. Iago, Othello.
Oscar Wilde, on being asked to edit a play, "Who am I to alter a masterpiece?"
Men of experience state that it is best to start from a beginning principle and then proceed from there. I grant them this and state that boredom is the root of all evil, or will someone be boring enough to contradict me in this? Soreen Kierkegaard.
Oh God, I could spam this thing with so much literary quotes, sorry, I'll just stop now.
And don't forget my signature, which is also SK. Quem deus vult perdere, primum dementat
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