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Judy Funnie Quotes By Mahatma Gandhi: A man who is intentionally unarmed relies upon

A man who is intentionally unarmed relies upon the Unseen Force called God by poets, but called the Unknown by scientists. — Mahatma Gandhi

Judy Funnie Quotes By Friedrich Nietzsche: Everyone who has ever built anywhere a new

Everyone who has ever built anywhere a new heaven first found the power thereto in his own hell. — Friedrich Nietzsche

Judy Funnie Quotes By Scott Wolf: After I finish PO5, I would like to

After I finish PO5, I would like to get a dog. I want to be able to spend more time with my pet, and I don't have the time right now. — Scott Wolf

Judy Funnie Quotes By Noel Coward: I don't much care for Hollywood, I'd rather

I don't much care for Hollywood, I'd rather have a nice cup of cocoa. — Noel Coward

Judy Funnie Quotes By Mary Antin: The czar always got his dues, no matter

The czar always got his dues, no matter if it ruined a family. — Mary Antin

Judy Funnie Quotes By Whitney G.: This is hardly love." "Then it's hardly lust."

This is hardly love."
"Then it's hardly lust."
"Then we'll just call it us. — Whitney G.

Judy Funnie Quotes By Leonard Roy Frank: Paths clear before those who know where they're

Paths clear before those who know where they're going and are determined to get there. — Leonard Roy Frank

Judy Funnie Quotes By J.D. Greear: My identity and my security are not in

My identity and my security are not in my spiritual progress. My identity and my security are in God's acceptance of me given as a gift in Christ. — J.D. Greear

Judy Funnie Quotes By Courtney Barnett: If I write something down, it's normally just

If I write something down, it's normally just a sharp one-liner. — Courtney Barnett

Judy Funnie Quotes By Joseph Raffael: I like the idea of the painting looking

I like the idea of the painting looking at the viewer than the other way around. — Joseph Raffael