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Facebook Official Quotes By Lincoln Steffens: Care like hell! Sit around the bars and

Care like hell! Sit around the bars and drink, and pose, and pretend, all you want to, but in reality, deep down underneath, care like hell. — Lincoln Steffens

Facebook Official Quotes By Xavier Becerra: It's good to know people think I'm a

It's good to know people think I'm a nice guy. — Xavier Becerra

Facebook Official Quotes By Frederick Lenz: Humility means coming to the root of the

Humility means coming to the root of the matter, honestly looking at yourself and saying: "This is me for better or for worse." — Frederick Lenz

Facebook Official Quotes By Tom Guiry: Having my son made me grow up. I'm

Having my son made me grow up. I'm keeping my dangers in the movies. — Tom Guiry

Facebook Official Quotes By Harlan Coben: Did tragedy cause fissures, open them wideror did

Did tragedy cause fissures, open them wider
or did tragedy merely turn on the light so you could see the fissure that had always been there? — Harlan Coben

Facebook Official Quotes By Tan Redding: He hadn't saved her. He hadn't even bothered

He hadn't saved her. He hadn't even bothered trying. — Tan Redding

Facebook Official Quotes By Joe Dunthorne: I would never say snog. I would say

I would never say snog. I would say osculate. She looks at me as if to say: why do you exist? — Joe Dunthorne

Facebook Official Quotes By Charlton Heston: I intend to dedicate my remaining time as

I intend to dedicate my remaining time as president of the NRA to ensure that the Second Amendment is safe from Al Gore and all those who threaten it. — Charlton Heston

Facebook Official Quotes By Lizz Winstead: The political satirist usually votes against their own

The political satirist usually votes against their own interests, but the bottom line is that it doesn't really matter. — Lizz Winstead