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Living In The Wrong Era Quotes By John Lennon: I believe that time wounds all heals. (karma)

I believe that time wounds all heals. (karma) — John Lennon

Living In The Wrong Era Quotes By Sara Sheridan: I was fired ignominiously from the Junior School

I was fired ignominiously from the Junior School Choir for being so off tune that the choir mistress declared she couldn't even bear to have me mime. — Sara Sheridan

Living In The Wrong Era Quotes By Eleanor Roosevelt: Remember, no one can make you feel inferior

Remember, no one can make you feel inferior without being related to you and repeatedly questioning why you're in nonprofit. — Eleanor Roosevelt

Living In The Wrong Era Quotes By David Gill: Steve Jobs was Apple; Sir Alex Ferguson is

Steve Jobs was Apple; Sir Alex Ferguson is Manchester United, — David Gill

Living In The Wrong Era Quotes By Jenny Oliver: How old did someone have to be before

How old did someone have to be before they could be put to use to make tea? — Jenny Oliver

Living In The Wrong Era Quotes By N'Zuri Za Austin: If you say something as if it were,

If you say something as if it were, that isn't, is it considered a lie, or speaking it into existence? — N'Zuri Za Austin

Living In The Wrong Era Quotes By Andy Andrews: No matter how long it takes or how

No matter how long it takes or how desperately a person battles or denies, the truth always-always-makes itself known. — Andy Andrews

Living In The Wrong Era Quotes By John Pomfret: My main form of transportation at that time

My main form of transportation at that time was a bicycle, because bicycles could move though the crowd. — John Pomfret

Living In The Wrong Era Quotes By Tad Williams: stupid people trying to manage me sends me

stupid people trying to manage me sends me into acute depression. — Tad Williams