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"For I am Dan, doer of wonderful deeds."
Where the hell does that line come from? Seriously, I want to know.
I know that in The Sword of Orion, Dan says to Rebecca, "For I am Dan, doer of good things where women are concerned." But I don't know where the wonderful deeds come into it.
(...Heh. Did you know there's an Arrogant Worms' song called The Ballad of Dan? "For I am Dan the insurance sales man..." *sniggers*)
I know that in The Sword of Orion, Dan says to Rebecca, "For I am Dan, doer of good things where women are concerned." But I don't know where the wonderful deeds come into it.
(...Heh. Did you know there's an Arrogant Worms' song called The Ballad of Dan? "For I am Dan the insurance sales man..." *sniggers*)