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Funny Misleading Quotes By C.S. Lewis: Of course, there is no conceivable way of

Of course, there is no conceivable way of getting by reason from the proposition "I am losing interest in this" to the proposition "This is false. — C.S. Lewis

Funny Misleading Quotes By Virginia Madsen: I have to read comic books all first,

I have to read comic books all first, because now when you get into graphic novels, they are definitely in deep graphic. — Virginia Madsen

Funny Misleading Quotes By Margaret Atwood: Pearls are congealed oyster spit.

Pearls are congealed oyster spit. — Margaret Atwood

Funny Misleading Quotes By Elaine Kagan: The dimple in his left cheek was ironic-it

The dimple in his left cheek was ironic-it gave the impression that he was sweet as a cupcake. (Dark City Lights) — Elaine Kagan

Funny Misleading Quotes By Shia Labeouf: I come from divorce. I'm only doing marriage

I come from divorce. I'm only doing marriage once. It's not a game for me. — Shia Labeouf

Funny Misleading Quotes By E. Lockhart: I think it was the institution ... I

I think it was the institution ... I was trying to master it. — E. Lockhart

Funny Misleading Quotes By Nancy Reagan: My life began with Ronnie.

My life began with Ronnie. — Nancy Reagan

Funny Misleading Quotes By Warren Buffett: The typical large company has a compensation committee,

The typical large company has a compensation committee, They don't look for Dobermans on that committee, they look for chihuahuas. — Warren Buffett

Funny Misleading Quotes By Sid Caesar: When we could split the screen, it was

When we could split the screen, it was like 'Wow!'. — Sid Caesar

Funny Misleading Quotes By Archibald Hill: Perhaps the spirit of adventure, be it mental

Perhaps the spirit of adventure, be it mental or material adventure, is a factor so essential in human progress that no emphasis of it is undue. — Archibald Hill