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Clickhole Submissions Quotes By Katherine Heigl

I'd be a terrible secret agent. I can't keep a secret and I'm not sneaky. — Katherine Heigl

Clickhole Submissions Quotes By Joseph Addison

How beautiful is death, when earn'd by virtue! — Joseph Addison

Clickhole Submissions Quotes By Martin Adams

Markets are free when human beings have equal opportunities to influence the production and trade of desirable goods and services... Some people attain market control and set market prices due to favourable natural, social or political conditions: They attain a monopoly. The problem with monopolies is that they enable those who have attained them to extract money from society without providing goods or services of corresponding value. Apart from abolute monopolies, monopolies can also occur when the market is simply closed to new participants because overall supply can't be increased; these are known as entry monopolies. — Martin Adams

Clickhole Submissions Quotes By Karen Kingsbury

Love well, laugh often and live well for Christ. — Karen Kingsbury

Clickhole Submissions Quotes By Gillian Flynn

Feeling sad means having too much time on your hands, usually. — Gillian Flynn

Clickhole Submissions Quotes By Jacqueline Jones LaMon

But he had seen the eyes of love. He knew how it looked like, knew what it felt like. It wasn't about conquest or power or good memories pulled like golden threads scattered haphazardly in a quilt made mostly from pain. Love felt good all the time, not just in moments in between angst and fear and control. — Jacqueline Jones LaMon

Clickhole Submissions Quotes By Mark Z. Danielewski

Little solace comes
to those who grieve
when thoughts keep drifting
as walls keep shifting
and this great blue world of ours
seems a house of leaves
moments before the wind. — Mark Z. Danielewski