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Sarl Bodler Quotes By Saint Augustine: Then assuredly the world was made, not in

Then assuredly the world was made, not in time, but simultaneously with time. — Saint Augustine

Sarl Bodler Quotes By George Bernard Shaw: I hope you have lost your good looks,

I hope you have lost your good looks, for while they last any fool can adore you, and the adoration of fools is bad for the soul. — George Bernard Shaw

Sarl Bodler Quotes By C.J. Brightley: You're human. It's one of the things humans

You're human. It's one of the things humans do. Lies just spring out, even unbidden and unintended. — C.J. Brightley

Sarl Bodler Quotes By Ted Danson: To do something funny, you have to have

To do something funny, you have to have experienced it in real life and digested it in a way that amuses you. — Ted Danson

Sarl Bodler Quotes By Cesar Hidalgo: Technologies that change society are technologies that change

Technologies that change society are technologies that change interactions between people — Cesar Hidalgo

Sarl Bodler Quotes By Robert Reed: Even what seems stable and true skids upon

Even what seems stable and true skids upon a razor balanced upon another razor perched upon the thinnest, keenest slice of luck. — Robert Reed

Sarl Bodler Quotes By Courtney Giardina: A man who respects his wife, does not

A man who respects his wife, does not sleep with other women. And a woman who respects herself does not allow her husband to get away with it — Courtney Giardina

Sarl Bodler Quotes By Pierre Corneille: It is the crime not the scaffold which

It is the crime not the scaffold which is the disgrace. — Pierre Corneille

Sarl Bodler Quotes By Samuel Goldwyn: Gentlemen, listen to me slowly.

Gentlemen, listen to me slowly. — Samuel Goldwyn

Sarl Bodler Quotes By Brian Doyle: It's wrong to say that animals do not

It's wrong to say that animals do not feel what we feel; indeed, they may feel far more than we do and in far different emotional shades. — Brian Doyle