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Bassenello Quotes By Thornton Wilder: What is essential does not die but clarifies.

What is essential does not die but clarifies. — Thornton Wilder

Bassenello Quotes By Dane Cook: I do think I am funny, or I

I do think I am funny, or I wouldn't be where I am today. I do think there is always room for improvement and learning. — Dane Cook

Bassenello Quotes By William Feather: Finishing a good book is like leaving a

Finishing a good book is like leaving a good friend. — William Feather

Bassenello Quotes By Erica Ridley: I dislike this waistcoat." He raised his brows.

I dislike this waistcoat."
He raised his brows. "What's wrong with it?"
"You're still wearing it. — Erica Ridley

Bassenello Quotes By Sara Wolf: She looks like an inbred Pomeranian on her

She looks like an inbred Pomeranian on her best days. — Sara Wolf

Bassenello Quotes By Ray Bradbury: In most cases I don't even know the

In most cases I don't even know the metaphors lay waiting to be printed off my retina. — Ray Bradbury

Bassenello Quotes By Tess Oliver: Don't ever do that again, my intoxicating, wicked

Don't ever do that again, my intoxicating, wicked genius. — Tess Oliver

Bassenello Quotes By James Galway: Taking drugs to overcome nerves is the thin

Taking drugs to overcome nerves is the thin edge of the wedge going in there. — James Galway

Bassenello Quotes By Gary Kemp: I think sometimes my controlling instincts came out

I think sometimes my controlling instincts came out of a fear of other people. — Gary Kemp

Bassenello Quotes By Melanie Shankle: After sixteen years of being married, I can

After sixteen years of being married, I can safely say that marriage tends to amplify whatever junk is in your life. — Melanie Shankle

Bassenello Quotes By Aristotle.: A state of the soul is either (1)

A state of the soul is either (1) an emotion, (2) a capacity, or (3) a disposition; virtue therefore must be one of these three things. — Aristotle.