Robert A. Heinlein Quotes

Answered His Telephone Himself If He Happened To Be At Hand When It Signalled Because Each Call Offered Good Odds That He Would Be Justified In Being Gratifyingly Rude To Some Stranger For Daring To Invade His Privacy Without Cause - "cause" By Harshaw's Definition, Not By The Stranger's.

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