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Monday's quote
"Perhaps global warming would be slower, if there was less friction between everyone."
- Li Tan, 2006
Tuesday's quote
"A tower that remains after a siege was built too well for its castle."
- Lord Reginald Manly, 1310
Wednesday's quote
"If you pump a thousand holes and none bear fruit, the fault lies with you."
- Oil Tycoon J. Mathers, 1924
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"Dark skies are going to brighten up, look on the burning star"
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The luck of the Irish
2014-03-17
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Gary Ireland's had it's fair share of hardships (*cough* *cough* potato famine), so it seems to me, the saying "luck of the Irish" is kind of like saying, "may you live in interesting times." Happy drinking day people. |
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