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Shaggy And Scooby Quotes By Kirsty McKay: I grab at Smitty and he at me,

I grab at Smitty and he at me, and, for one horrible, deperately embarrassing second we fly into each others arms like Shaggy and Scooby Don't. — Kirsty McKay

Shaggy And Scooby Quotes By Suzie Ivy: Even sentenced to twenty-five years in prison Ted

Even sentenced to twenty-five years in prison Ted didn't get what he deserved. Maybe his prison mates would give it to him. — Suzie Ivy

Shaggy And Scooby Quotes By David Morehouse: Maybe success comes from simply following one's destiny.

Maybe success comes from simply following one's destiny. — David Morehouse

Shaggy And Scooby Quotes By Peter Clines: Fred always goes with Daphne and Shaggy always

Fred always goes with Daphne and Shaggy always sticks with Velma."
"Well then, in that case, I'm Scooby. — Peter Clines

Shaggy And Scooby Quotes By Roger Scruton: Concerning no subject would [George Bernard] Shaw be

Concerning no subject would [George Bernard] Shaw be deterred by the minor accident of total ignorance from penning a definitive opinion. — Roger Scruton

Shaggy And Scooby Quotes By Ada Lum: I like sunrises, Mondays, and new seasons. God

I like sunrises, Mondays, and new seasons. God seems to be saying,"with me you can always start afresh. — Ada Lum

Shaggy And Scooby Quotes By Rick Riordan: Maybe. Leo didn't like the way Nico said

Maybe. Leo didn't like the way Nico said that, as if he wasn't sharing all his doubts. — Rick Riordan

Shaggy And Scooby Quotes By Gautama Buddha: Rather than continuing to seek the truth, simply

Rather than continuing to seek the truth, simply let go of your views. — Gautama Buddha

Shaggy And Scooby Quotes By Diane Dreher: When confronted by conflict and confusion, another practice

When confronted by conflict and confusion, another practice is to take a deep breath, pause and ask: 'Where is the gift in this? — Diane Dreher