Stole this from Mad Priest's blog.
A true moralist, after years of study and thought, works out a rule of life and sticks to it.
A false moralist expects everybody else to stick to it.
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1 comment:
Tsk if we are expected to have standards and follow them we really are in trouble. Surely having an moral (just the one) is more than good enough for anyone. Sure i dont use it, but its very pretty and i have a lovely box i keep it and everything..
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