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Mellow Monday Quotes By Eric Drooker: Art is one of the few ways we

Art is one of the few ways we have of dealing with things that frighten or anger us. — Eric Drooker

Mellow Monday Quotes By John Green: I hardly know you, Augustus Waters. You could

I hardly know you, Augustus Waters. You could be an ax murderer — John Green

Mellow Monday Quotes By Clare Boothe Luce: I wish I were a virgin again. The

I wish I were a virgin again. The only fun I ever had was holding out. — Clare Boothe Luce

Mellow Monday Quotes By C.S. Lewis: I do wish Slumtrimpet could do something about

I do wish Slumtrimpet could do something about undermining that young woman's sense of the ridiculous. — C.S. Lewis

Mellow Monday Quotes By John Huston: For sheer strength of character, I wouldn't have

For sheer strength of character, I wouldn't have dared to cross swords with Callas. I would rather have gone six rounds with Jack Dempsey. — John Huston

Mellow Monday Quotes By Shelly Crane: You do realize that you completely 'threw Kyle

You do realize that you completely 'threw Kyle under the bus,' I told him. 'Like threw him under and then put it in reverse — Shelly Crane

Mellow Monday Quotes By Andrew-Knox B Kaniki: Sharing knowledge is sharing wealth

Sharing knowledge is sharing wealth — Andrew-Knox B Kaniki

Mellow Monday Quotes By Garrett Hedlund: A great amount of good is always evened

A great amount of good is always evened out by a great amount of bad. I find it's best to acknowledge that weird balance. — Garrett Hedlund

Mellow Monday Quotes By Francois De La Rochefoucauld: Jealousy is not so much the love of

Jealousy is not so much the love of another as the love of ourselves. — Francois De La Rochefoucauld

Mellow Monday Quotes By David Niven: A philosopher once noted that people long for

A philosopher once noted that people long for immortality but run out of things to do on a rainy afternoon. — David Niven