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Famous Trainspotting Book Quotes By Harry S. Truman: Carry the battle to them. Don't let them

Carry the battle to them. Don't let them bring it to you. Put them on the defensive and don't ever apologize for anything. — Harry S. Truman

Famous Trainspotting Book Quotes By Debra Winger: I don't think it is worth trying to

I don't think it is worth trying to look 10 years younger through surgery. — Debra Winger

Famous Trainspotting Book Quotes By Elizabeth George: Exchange the bad habit of worrying with the

Exchange the bad habit of worrying with the excellent habit of trusting God. — Elizabeth George

Famous Trainspotting Book Quotes By Walter Payton: Tough times go away, tough people do not.

Tough times go away, tough people do not. — Walter Payton

Famous Trainspotting Book Quotes By George Ella Lyon: Good-bye is always hello to something else. Good-bye/hello,

Good-bye is always hello to something else. Good-bye/hello, good-bye/hello, like the sound of a rocking chair. — George Ella Lyon

Famous Trainspotting Book Quotes By Gabriel Garcia Marquez: Inspiration gives no warnings.

Inspiration gives no warnings. — Gabriel Garcia Marquez

Famous Trainspotting Book Quotes By Tina Fey: I have a great gynecologist who is as

I have a great gynecologist who is as gifted at listening as she is at rectal exams. — Tina Fey

Famous Trainspotting Book Quotes By Emily St. John Mandel: There are certain qualities of light that blur

There are certain qualities of light that blur the years. — Emily St. John Mandel

Famous Trainspotting Book Quotes By Madeleine Urban: Get out of the bathroom or fucked over

Get out of the bathroom or fucked over is what you're going to get," he growled. — Madeleine Urban

Famous Trainspotting Book Quotes By Henning Mankell: To grow up is to wonder about things;

To grow up is to wonder about things; to be grown up is to slowly forget the things you wondered about as a child. — Henning Mankell