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Brimstones Books Quotes By Ed Weeks: I'm a very anxious, nervy kind of loser

I'm a very anxious, nervy kind of loser in many ways, and I get very stressed and a little tense. — Ed Weeks

Brimstones Books Quotes By Jessica Williams: There's truth in comedy, and that resonates with

There's truth in comedy, and that resonates with people of all races. — Jessica Williams

Brimstones Books Quotes By Carl Andre: Once you turn something into something, its universal

Once you turn something into something, its universal usage is over. — Carl Andre

Brimstones Books Quotes By Neil Young: People don't normally change when things are going

People don't normally change when things are going well. But I want to see what's next and keep moving. That keeps things fresh. — Neil Young

Brimstones Books Quotes By Anonymous: rainwater onto the back of her neck. Her

rainwater onto the back of her neck. Her eyes remained defiant. — Anonymous

Brimstones Books Quotes By David Foster Wallace: The integrity of my sleep has been forever

The integrity of my sleep has been forever compromised, sir. — David Foster Wallace

Brimstones Books Quotes By Laurel Garver: Our lives make ripples.... Not even death can

Our lives make ripples.... Not even death can stop them. — Laurel Garver

Brimstones Books Quotes By Chris Hadfield: She is an uber-doer, exactly the kind of

She is an uber-doer, exactly the kind of person you want riding shotgun when you're chasing a big goal and also trying to have a life. — Chris Hadfield

Brimstones Books Quotes By Noel Streatfeild: It was all very well to be ambitious,

It was all very well to be ambitious, but ambition should not kill the nice qualities in you. — Noel Streatfeild

Brimstones Books Quotes By Stephen Cole Kleene: Those three years ended with June 1933. At

Those three years ended with June 1933. At that time I left Princeton, having submitted my Ph.D. thesis. — Stephen Cole Kleene