If you need philosophy and you're waiting on the gas chamber, stick to Socrates. At least he had a sense of humor. — Tyler Patrick Wood, On Killing and Innocence: The Chronicles of Henry Fellows
If you need philosophy and you're waiting on the gas chamber, stick to Socrates. At least he had a sense of humor. — Tyler Patrick Wood, On Killing and Innocence: The Chronicles of Henry Fellows
If you need philosophy and you're waiting on the gas chamber, stick to Socrates. At least he had a sense of humor. — Tyler Patrick Wood, On Killing and Innocence: The Chronicles of Henry Fellows
If you need philosophy and you're waiting on the gas chamber, stick to Socrates. At least he had a sense of humor. — Tyler Patrick Wood, On Killing and Innocence: The Chronicles of Henry Fellows
If you need philosophy and you're waiting on the gas chamber, stick to Socrates. At least he had a sense of humor. — Tyler Patrick Wood, On Killing and Innocence: The Chronicles of Henry Fellows
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If you need philosophy and you're waiting on the gas chamber, stick to Socrates. At least he had a sense of humor.

— Tyler Patrick Wood, On Killing and Innocence: The Chronicles of Henry Fellows
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