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The First Third Will Kostakis Quotes By Drake: It's my birthday, I'll get high if I

It's my birthday, I'll get high if I want to. — Drake

The First Third Will Kostakis Quotes By Johanna Lindsey: Who said love was reasonable?

Who said love was reasonable? — Johanna Lindsey

The First Third Will Kostakis Quotes By Al Ritter: Leadership defined: An equal and dual commitment to

Leadership defined: An equal and dual commitment to both results and relationships without compromising one for the other. — Al Ritter

The First Third Will Kostakis Quotes By Steven Redhead: Time should always by used well to maximise

Time should always by used well to maximise personal desires. — Steven Redhead

The First Third Will Kostakis Quotes By Molly Quinn: You just have to enjoy life and that's

You just have to enjoy life and that's what I like to do. — Molly Quinn

The First Third Will Kostakis Quotes By James E. Talmage: The Lord's hand in in our lives; if

The Lord's hand in in our lives; if we will but feel for it, in the darkness, we can grasp it and be lifted thereby. — James E. Talmage

The First Third Will Kostakis Quotes By Clive James: Humphrey Searle writes music that sounds like the

Humphrey Searle writes music that sounds like the theme from 'Star Wars' played backwards through a washing machine. — Clive James

The First Third Will Kostakis Quotes By Andy Rooney: Conservatives are more religious than liberalsalthough there is

Conservatives are more religious than liberals
although there is no evidence that they're nicer people because of it. — Andy Rooney

The First Third Will Kostakis Quotes By William Morris: It is for him that is lonely or

It is for him that is lonely or in prison to dream of fellowship, but for him that is of a fellowship to do and not to dream. — William Morris