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Main Rahu Ya Na Rahu Quotes By Rachel Renee Russell: And why does it smell like something DIED

And why does it smell like something DIED in the mud and is STILL in there rotting? — Rachel Renee Russell

Main Rahu Ya Na Rahu Quotes By Jenny Slate: I don't think men have time to be

I don't think men have time to be funny because they have to make all of our rules about what we can do with our vaginas. — Jenny Slate

Main Rahu Ya Na Rahu Quotes By Mathias Malzieu: Love is dangerous for your tiny heart even

Love is dangerous for your tiny heart even in your dreams so please dream softly — Mathias Malzieu

Main Rahu Ya Na Rahu Quotes By Ken Brett: The worst curse in life is unlimited potential.

The worst curse in life is unlimited potential. — Ken Brett

Main Rahu Ya Na Rahu Quotes By Virginia Wade: Ann's got to take her nerve by the

Ann's got to take her nerve by the horns. — Virginia Wade

Main Rahu Ya Na Rahu Quotes By Jonathan Safran Foer: The Eskimos have four hundred words for snow,

The Eskimos have four hundred words for snow, and the Jewshave four hundred for schmuck. — Jonathan Safran Foer

Main Rahu Ya Na Rahu Quotes By Rainbow Rowell: I just want to break that song into

I just want to break that song into pieces and love them all to death. — Rainbow Rowell

Main Rahu Ya Na Rahu Quotes By Fakeer Ishavardas: There are no human gods here, just hoods

There are no human gods here, just hoods who think they are. — Fakeer Ishavardas

Main Rahu Ya Na Rahu Quotes By Troye Sivan: When I was born, I always knew something

When I was born, I always knew something was a little bit different about me. — Troye Sivan

Main Rahu Ya Na Rahu Quotes By John Ciardi: Love is the word used to label the

Love is the word used to label the sexual excitement of the young, the habituation of the middle-aged, and the mutual dependence of the old. — John Ciardi