Will Ferrell Quotes

I Was A Strange Kid In That, While Most Kids Hate School And Want To Turn 18 Or 21, I Loved High School.

Will Ferrell Quotes: I Was A Strange Kid In That, While Most Kids Hate School And Want To Turn 18 Or 21, I

Will Ferrell Quotes: I Was A Strange Kid In That, While Most Kids Hate School And Want To Turn 18 Or 21, I

Will Ferrell Quotes: I Was A Strange Kid In That, While Most Kids Hate School And Want To Turn 18 Or 21, I

Will Ferrell Quotes: I Was A Strange Kid In That, While Most Kids Hate School And Want To Turn 18 Or 21, I

Will Ferrell Quotes: I Was A Strange Kid In That, While Most Kids Hate School And Want To Turn 18 Or 21, I

Will Ferrell Quotes: I Was A Strange Kid In That, While Most Kids Hate School And Want To Turn 18 Or 21, I

Will Ferrell Quotes: I Was A Strange Kid In That, While Most Kids Hate School And Want To Turn 18 Or 21, I

Will Ferrell Quotes: I Was A Strange Kid In That, While Most Kids Hate School And Want To Turn 18 Or 21, I

Will Ferrell Quotes: I Was A Strange Kid In That, While Most Kids Hate School And Want To Turn 18 Or 21, I

Will Ferrell Quotes: I Was A Strange Kid In That, While Most Kids Hate School And Want To Turn 18 Or 21, I

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