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Funny Copyrights Quotes By Henry Ford: The most difficult job is the one that

The most difficult job is the one that you never get started on. — Henry Ford

Funny Copyrights Quotes By Angela Johnson: Afterward I always kiss her, my baby, and

Afterward I always kiss her, my baby, and look into her clear eyes that know everything about me, and want me to be her daddy anyway. — Angela Johnson

Funny Copyrights Quotes By Jeffrey R. Holland: Trust in God. Hold on to His love.

Trust in God. Hold on to His love. Know that one day the dawn will break brightly and all shadows of mortality will flee. — Jeffrey R. Holland

Funny Copyrights Quotes By Onew: If everyone catches the cold virus it just

If everyone catches the cold virus it just ... might make you fall into Onew Condition for a while! — Onew

Funny Copyrights Quotes By Madi Preda: You don't stop the watch when you are

You don't stop the watch when you are afraid of getting old, so don't cut off advertising when you want to save money."
~Madi Preda — Madi Preda

Funny Copyrights Quotes By Anonymous: The word "innovate" - to make new -

The word "innovate" - to make new - used to have chiefly negative connotations: it signified excessive novelty, without purpose or end. — Anonymous

Funny Copyrights Quotes By Marshall B. Rosenberg: peace cannot be built on the foundations of

peace cannot be built on the foundations of fear. — Marshall B. Rosenberg

Funny Copyrights Quotes By Rihanna: I have too many clothes, I have too

I have too many clothes, I have too many options. — Rihanna

Funny Copyrights Quotes By Mitchell Reiss: I'm not sure you can do anything quickly

I'm not sure you can do anything quickly or easily with the North. — Mitchell Reiss

Funny Copyrights Quotes By David Paul Kirkpatrick: There was no necessity for either to have

There was no necessity for either to have the last word. For the first word became the only word of their romantic conversation. — David Paul Kirkpatrick