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Labos Nakties Quotes By Cathy Davidson: Leaving can sometimes be the best way to

Leaving can sometimes be the best way to never go away. — Cathy Davidson

Labos Nakties Quotes By Bobby Heenan: To Jim Duggan, taking a shower is a

To Jim Duggan, taking a shower is a high risk maneuver. — Bobby Heenan

Labos Nakties Quotes By John Scalzi: Isn't that weird?" I said. "All the different

Isn't that weird?" I said. "All the different types of sentient species in the universe, and we're all different, but we all drink coffee. — John Scalzi

Labos Nakties Quotes By Earl Nightingale: Whenever we're afraid, it's because we don't know

Whenever we're afraid, it's because we don't know enough. If we understood enough, we would never be afraid. — Earl Nightingale

Labos Nakties Quotes By M.G. Buehrlen: Oh. My. God. Was I flirting with Judd

Oh. My. God. Was I flirting with Judd Carter? — M.G. Buehrlen

Labos Nakties Quotes By Iris Johansen: corrections." "Global corrections?

corrections." "Global corrections? — Iris Johansen

Labos Nakties Quotes By M.K. Meredith: Romance novels could teach a man a thing

Romance novels could teach a man a thing or two, if he was smart enough to open his mind and really see. — M.K. Meredith

Labos Nakties Quotes By Wally Byam: Adventure is where you find it, any place,

Adventure is where you find it, any place, every place, except at home in the rocking chair. — Wally Byam

Labos Nakties Quotes By Truman Capote: I think of myself as a stylist, and

I think of myself as a stylist, and stylists can become notoriously obsessed with the placing of a comma, the weight of a semicolon. — Truman Capote

Labos Nakties Quotes By Anonymous: It's Always The Words We Don't Want To

It's Always The Words We Don't Want To Hear That We Remember The Most — Anonymous

Labos Nakties Quotes By Stephen L. Carter: Our sense of history has grown dangerously thin,

Our sense of history has grown dangerously thin, and our sense of proportion with it. — Stephen L. Carter