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When A Man Says He Approves Of Something In Principle, It Means He Hasn't The Slightest Intention Of Carrying It Out In Practice.

-Otto Von Bismarck

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When A Man Says He

Otto Von Bismarck

When A Man Says He Approves Of Something In Principle, It Means He Hasn't The Slightest Intention Of Carrying It Out In Practice.

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