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Snowy River Quotes By Rick Riordan: I need a free hand for slapping you

I need a free hand for slapping you when you act stupid. — Rick Riordan

Snowy River Quotes By John Green: I was beginning to think that I was

I was beginning to think that I was the subject of some existentialist experiment in permanently delayed gratification when — John Green

Snowy River Quotes By Steve Toltz: Amen' is like the Send button on an

Amen' is like the Send button on an email. — Steve Toltz

Snowy River Quotes By Horace: It is difficult to speak of what is

It is difficult to speak of what is common in a way of your own. — Horace

Snowy River Quotes By Allan Kaprow: A walk down 14th street is more amazing

A walk down 14th street is more amazing than any masterpiece of art. — Allan Kaprow

Snowy River Quotes By Warren Buffett: Wall Street is the only place that people

Wall Street is the only place that people drive to in a Rolls Royce to take advice from people who ride the subway. — Warren Buffett

Snowy River Quotes By Rick Perlstein: Computers have cut-and-paste functions. So does right-wing historical

Computers have cut-and-paste functions. So does right-wing historical memory. — Rick Perlstein

Snowy River Quotes By Kristin Davis: I've been dating since I was fifteen. I'm

I've been dating since I was fifteen. I'm exhausted. Where is he? — Kristin Davis

Snowy River Quotes By Ken Jennings: I can't relax and sink back in the

I can't relax and sink back in the couch and watch 'Jeopardy!' the way I used to. — Ken Jennings

Snowy River Quotes By Jessy Schram: I tend to be a jam-band fan, and

I tend to be a jam-band fan, and I love the Rolling Stones. — Jessy Schram

Snowy River Quotes By John Le Carre: No problem exists in isolation, one must first

No problem exists in isolation, one must first reduce it to its basic components, then tackle each component in turn. — John Le Carre