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Rugs With Funny Quotes By Rick Warren: God did not need to create you, but

God did not need to create you, but he chose to create you for his own enjoyment. You exist for his benefit, his glory, his purpose, and his delight. — Rick Warren

Rugs With Funny Quotes By Erica Ridley: I am yours. It's both as dramatic and

I am yours. It's both as dramatic and as simple as that. — Erica Ridley

Rugs With Funny Quotes By Akong Rinpoche: Only the impossible is worth doing.

Only the impossible is worth doing. — Akong Rinpoche

Rugs With Funny Quotes By Seth Godin: Past performance is no guarantee of future success.

Past performance is no guarantee of future success. — Seth Godin

Rugs With Funny Quotes By Cheryl Strayed: I prayed to the whole wide universe and

I prayed to the whole wide universe and hoped that God would be in it, listening to me. — Cheryl Strayed

Rugs With Funny Quotes By Caroline Mitchell: A blush reddened Steph's face as she turned

A blush reddened Steph's face as she turned to DI Allison, who — Caroline Mitchell

Rugs With Funny Quotes By Kurt Angle: There are many young Americans that are very

There are many young Americans that are very distant from our political process. — Kurt Angle

Rugs With Funny Quotes By Bridget Fonda: Somewhere around twenty-five, bizarre becomes immature.

Somewhere around twenty-five, bizarre becomes immature. — Bridget Fonda

Rugs With Funny Quotes By Leigh Lezark: If you believe in yourself, then everything is

If you believe in yourself, then everything is going to look great on you. — Leigh Lezark

Rugs With Funny Quotes By Robert M. Edsel: Here, Mortimer Wheeler thought, is power. And a

Here, Mortimer Wheeler thought, is power. And a reminder of our mortality. — Robert M. Edsel

Rugs With Funny Quotes By Roger Shattuck: The canons of literary taste as they have

The canons of literary taste as they have hardened in the twentieth century leave little place for Rabelais. — Roger Shattuck