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Onorevole Fiano Quotes By Erik Spoelstra

Don't brush anything under the rug. Don't point fingers or do the blame game. A team is a family, and we're in this together. — Erik Spoelstra

Onorevole Fiano Quotes By Norberto Adame

Happiness is waiting to find you if you'll just open the door. — Norberto Adame

Onorevole Fiano Quotes By G. Neri

Don't steal nobody's cattle or their women. Treat your horse like your best friend, because sometimes that's all you got. Most important, trust and believe in your guys and always have their back when they need you. — G. Neri

Onorevole Fiano Quotes By Jane Horan

Kim stayed for as long as she could stand it but, in the end, decided that the entire industry had a perennial dose of priapism, and moved on. — Jane Horan

Onorevole Fiano Quotes By Thucydides

When a man finds a conclusion agreeable, he accepts it without argument, but when he finds it disagreeable, he will bring against it all the forces of logic and reason. — Thucydides

Onorevole Fiano Quotes By Jean Genet

Love makes use of the worst traps. The least noble. The rarest. It exploits coincidence. — Jean Genet

Onorevole Fiano Quotes By Niels Bohr

Our task is not to penetrate the essence of things, the meaning of which we do not know anyway, but rather to develop concepts which allow us to talk in a productive way about phenomena in nature — Niels Bohr

Onorevole Fiano Quotes By William Rooney

(at age thirteen) I think sharks smile like women dad. Like Jenny's smiling at you right now.
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But have you ever noticed how porpoises smile like effeminate men? They're bi-sexual, you know. Me, I'd rather have sex with a porpoise than a shark. — William Rooney

Onorevole Fiano Quotes By Jenny Lawson

A few people commented that this seemed to be an American problem, because the places where they lived (mainly Europe) judged success less by things and accomplishments and more by feelings. Happiness came from spending time with people, and more non-Americans seemed to think that spending a few hours watching TV with the kids on the couch was something to celebrate and enjoy, rather than feel guilty about. Then — Jenny Lawson