Discworld Philosophy
Cohen, the Barbarian:
When I was a young man, carving my name on the world, I liked my women red-headed and fiery...
And then I grew a little older and looked at women with blond hair and the glint of the world in her eye...
But then I grew a little older again and I came to see the point of dark women of a sultry nature.
Rincewind:
Then what? What is it that you look for in a woman now?
Cohen, the Barbarian:
Patience.
[The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett 1948- ]
When I was a young man, carving my name on the world, I liked my women red-headed and fiery...
And then I grew a little older and looked at women with blond hair and the glint of the world in her eye...
But then I grew a little older again and I came to see the point of dark women of a sultry nature.
Rincewind:
Then what? What is it that you look for in a woman now?
Cohen, the Barbarian:
Patience.
[The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett 1948- ]
