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Iilikemunkeys Quotes By Libba Bray

A token of bathroom stoner etiquette. — Libba Bray

Iilikemunkeys Quotes By Kevin Hearne

I know that when ye think o' love you're supposed to think o' kissy faces and scented soap and hummin' happy songs together, but there's another vital part to it that people rarely admit to themselves: We want somebody to rescue us from other people. From talking to them, I mean, or from the burden of giving a damn about what they say. We don't want to be polite and stifle our farts, now, do we? We want to let 'em rip and we want to be with someone who won't care if we do, who will love us regardless and fart right back besides. — Kevin Hearne

Iilikemunkeys Quotes By Klaus Schwab

Diversity does not preclude political stability. — Klaus Schwab

Iilikemunkeys Quotes By Quinn Loftis

She stopped and looked at him when she heard a low growl.
"You've kissed someone?"
Sally tried to hold back the snort of laughter that bubble out. "Of course. I'm eighteen, Costin. Only having kissed one guy by eighteen is pretty darn conservative."
"I don't want to know about this guy," Costin frowned. "He won't hold a candle to my kisses anyway. — Quinn Loftis

Iilikemunkeys Quotes By Benjamin Disraeli

But what minutes! Count them by sensation, and not by calendars, and each moment is a day. — Benjamin Disraeli

Iilikemunkeys Quotes By Kirkland Ciccone

I am The Alien From Another Dimension. Your world screams out for my domination! And if you get in my way ... I will sweep you and your insignificant species aside! — Kirkland Ciccone

Iilikemunkeys Quotes By Suzy Kassem

Let us also acknowledge that the hearts which suffer the most from our wars are those of mothers. Their vital voices have been left out of the political equation for too long. An Iraqi or American mother cries the same as an Israeli or Afghan mother. The eyes of a mother who has suffered the loss of a child can destroy the soul of anyone who gazes upon them. More souls become casualties of war than physical bodies. — Suzy Kassem