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Zugang Fritzbox Quotes By Michael Johnson: I always wanted to be a sprinter.

I always wanted to be a sprinter. — Michael Johnson

Zugang Fritzbox Quotes By Charles Kuralt: We always take credit for the good and

We always take credit for the good and attribute the bad to fortune. — Charles Kuralt

Zugang Fritzbox Quotes By Jerry Seinfeld: I like any cereal. I like the idea

I like any cereal. I like the idea of just eating and drinking with one hand without looking. — Jerry Seinfeld

Zugang Fritzbox Quotes By Shakuntala Devi: Why do children dread mathematics? Because of the

Why do children dread mathematics? Because of the wrong approach. Because it is looked at as a subject. — Shakuntala Devi

Zugang Fritzbox Quotes By Fanny Britt: Saying to herself out loud so just maybe

Saying to herself out loud so just maybe someone will hear her, even though by now everyone's in bed, "I'm so tired I could die. — Fanny Britt

Zugang Fritzbox Quotes By Penny Reid: But love is the greatest adventure, where you

But love is the greatest adventure, where you risk the most for the greatest reward. — Penny Reid

Zugang Fritzbox Quotes By Thomas M. Disch: The gods, after all, are only human, and

The gods, after all, are only human, and once their rage has been placated they are perfectly capable of acts of mercy and grace. — Thomas M. Disch

Zugang Fritzbox Quotes By Harold Rosenberg: Whoever undertakes to create soon finds himself engaged

Whoever undertakes to create soon finds himself engaged in creating himself. — Harold Rosenberg

Zugang Fritzbox Quotes By Benjamin Franklin: Bad gains are true losses.

Bad gains are true losses. — Benjamin Franklin

Zugang Fritzbox Quotes By Richard Dawkins: The same glucose ration was scrupulously administered to

The same glucose ration was scrupulously administered to all the flasks equally. — Richard Dawkins