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Shipshape Urban Quotes By Billy Corgan: I never seemed to fit in. But it

I never seemed to fit in. But it made me try to strive for things ten times harder. — Billy Corgan

Shipshape Urban Quotes By Ellen Page: By focusing on the community, you can learn

By focusing on the community, you can learn more about the whole country. — Ellen Page

Shipshape Urban Quotes By Joseph Conrad: Never test another man by your own weakness.

Never test another man by your own weakness. — Joseph Conrad

Shipshape Urban Quotes By Amy Tan: We listened patiently to Lester, words skittering out

We listened patiently to Lester, words skittering out of his mouth like cartoon dogs on fresh-waxed linoleum, frantically going nowhere. — Amy Tan

Shipshape Urban Quotes By Margaret Atwood: For present purposes he's shortened the name. He's

For present purposes he's shortened the name. He's only Snowman. He's kept the abominable to himself, his own secret hair shirt. — Margaret Atwood

Shipshape Urban Quotes By Kola Boof: I have never turned a trick in my

I have never turned a trick in my life, and I just resent the American definitions of 'sex slave' and 'prostitute' so much. I was a mistress! — Kola Boof

Shipshape Urban Quotes By Harvey Fierstein: Never be bullied into silence. Never allow yourself

Never be bullied into silence. Never allow yourself to be made a victim. Accept no one's definition of your life, but define yourself. — Harvey Fierstein

Shipshape Urban Quotes By Stanley Victor Paskavich: Fractional Multiplicity' allows for a minute amount of

Fractional Multiplicity' allows for a minute amount of our energy to be present in all places at all times. — Stanley Victor Paskavich

Shipshape Urban Quotes By Eleanor Roosevelt: A little simplification would be the first step

A little simplification would be the first step toward rational living, I think. — Eleanor Roosevelt