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Intellivision Controller Quotes By Donna Grant: An enemy is always an enemy, even when

An enemy is always an enemy, even when they're an ally. - Taraeth — Donna Grant

Intellivision Controller Quotes By Gregory Douglass: Time for Tolerance,Equality, and Acceptance, It's allways TEA

Time for Tolerance,Equality, and Acceptance, It's allways TEA time with my Friends ... — Gregory Douglass

Intellivision Controller Quotes By Henry David Thoreau: I will not allow mere names to make

I will not allow mere names to make distinctions for me, but still see men in herds for all them. — Henry David Thoreau

Intellivision Controller Quotes By Seanan McGuire: Grandma Alice insists he's alive, and my mother

Grandma Alice insists he's alive, and my mother raised me never to contradict anyone who regularly carries grenades). — Seanan McGuire

Intellivision Controller Quotes By Kevin Hearne: Falling in love is like that: you always

Falling in love is like that: you always feel like a dumbass at some point, even if you know it's coming - it's unavoidable. — Kevin Hearne

Intellivision Controller Quotes By Anthony Doerr: Some people are weak in some ways, sir.

Some people are weak in some ways, sir. Others in other ways. — Anthony Doerr

Intellivision Controller Quotes By Angela Burt-Murray: By not sharing our interests, talents and abilities,

By not sharing our interests, talents and abilities, we limit our possibilities. — Angela Burt-Murray

Intellivision Controller Quotes By Douglas Adams: We are stuck with technology when what we

We are stuck with technology when what we really want is just stuff that works. — Douglas Adams

Intellivision Controller Quotes By Daniel Kahneman: You are more likely to learn something by

You are more likely to learn something by finding surprises in your own behavior than by hearing surprising facts about people in general. — Daniel Kahneman