“Harry Dresden: Pretty sure that Roman Catholic priests don't have peeps. Too trendy and ephemeral. Like automobiles. And the printing press.”

—  Jim Butcher , The Dresden Files

Source: The Dresden Files, Changes (2010), Chapter 14

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