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Okulda Tembellik Quotes By C.S. Forester: I thank God daily for the good fortune

I thank God daily for the good fortune of my birth, for I am certain I would have made a miserable peasant. — C.S. Forester

Okulda Tembellik Quotes By Betty Who: Whether or not cutting my hair was the

Whether or not cutting my hair was the right decision, it empowered me. — Betty Who

Okulda Tembellik Quotes By Wolfgang Pauli: Why did the chicken cross the road? there

Why did the chicken cross the road? there already was a chicken on this side of the road. — Wolfgang Pauli

Okulda Tembellik Quotes By Carl Sagan: The Cosmos is rich beyond measure - in

The Cosmos is rich beyond measure - in elegant facts, in exquisite interrelationships, in the subtle machinery of awe. — Carl Sagan

Okulda Tembellik Quotes By Thomas Merton: For perfect hope is achieved on the brink

For perfect hope is achieved on the brink of despair, when instead of falling over the edge, we find ourselves walking on air. — Thomas Merton

Okulda Tembellik Quotes By Erica Jong: You must have a certain amount of maturity

You must have a certain amount of maturity to be a poet. Seldom do sixteen-year-olds know themselves well enough. — Erica Jong

Okulda Tembellik Quotes By Helen Dunmore: To try to expunge an individual's history is

To try to expunge an individual's history is a terrible violation. — Helen Dunmore

Okulda Tembellik Quotes By Bob Cousy: I was the original socially depraved shy ghetto

I was the original socially depraved shy ghetto kid. — Bob Cousy

Okulda Tembellik Quotes By David Mitchell: Life's more science-fictiony by the day.

Life's more science-fictiony by the day. — David Mitchell

Okulda Tembellik Quotes By Ronald Fisher: The actual and physical conduct of an experiment

The actual and physical conduct of an experiment must govern the statistical procedure of its interpretation. — Ronald Fisher