MONSTER TRAIT No. 17

MONSTER TRAIT No. 17: Monsters are so entirely devoid of remorse or guilt, that if one were to ask a monster, after it had committed a particularly terrible crime (say killing half a million children), what it felt, the monster would say: "And I'd do it again faster'n a bullfrog's tongue could slap a horsefly sitting on its momma’s toadstool." UNITED STATES OF MAMMON, Chapter I

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Published on November 13, 2013 09:46 Tags: breathing, bullfrog, children, horsefly, killing, lies, mammon, monster, traits, united-states, warcrime
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