“You want the short version. Okay, then: shit happens. Does that answer all your question? Thought not. Now, if you shut your face and let me tell this my way, we might actually get somewhere. Thank you.”

—  Tom Holt

the spokesclone, p. 319
Falling Sideways (2002)

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