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Labourdonnais Rum Quotes By D.V. Berkom: Greg took a deep

Greg took a deep — D.V. Berkom

Labourdonnais Rum Quotes By Paul Kagame: The West is anything but altruistic.

The West is anything but altruistic. — Paul Kagame

Labourdonnais Rum Quotes By Maya Angelou: Just as hope rings through laughter, it can

Just as hope rings through laughter, it can also shine through tears. — Maya Angelou

Labourdonnais Rum Quotes By Orson Scott Card: The other boys started to complain that pushing

The other boys started to complain that pushing off walls was movement, not combat. "There is no combat without movement," Ender said. — Orson Scott Card

Labourdonnais Rum Quotes By Joseph Wambaugh: Civil servants take forever to do anything.

Civil servants take forever to do anything. — Joseph Wambaugh

Labourdonnais Rum Quotes By Craig Cecil: Periodization isn't magic--you can't out-periodize your genetics, drug

Periodization isn't magic--you can't out-periodize your genetics, drug users, or stupidity. — Craig Cecil

Labourdonnais Rum Quotes By Nuala O'Faolain: A bugler sounded the Last Post. Heartbreak made

A bugler sounded the Last Post. Heartbreak made audible. — Nuala O'Faolain

Labourdonnais Rum Quotes By Richard Dawkins: A delusion is something that people believe in

A delusion is something that people believe in despite a total lack of evidence. — Richard Dawkins

Labourdonnais Rum Quotes By Lucian Bane: He tasted like warm safety might smell. ~Tara

He tasted like warm safety might smell. ~Tara Reese DOM Wars! — Lucian Bane

Labourdonnais Rum Quotes By Thomas Ullman: I started with her feet. I knelt and

I started with her feet. I knelt and kissed them; each toe was soft and strong. — Thomas Ullman

Labourdonnais Rum Quotes By C. G. Jung: One of the main functions of organized religion

One of the main functions of organized religion is to protect people against a direct experience of God. — C. G. Jung