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Old 10-12-2010, 04:22 PM #27
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Thanks Kitt, great quotations you share...

Here is one I saw when I was in Chicago and liked...

"Success is not forever, and failure isn't fatal" - Don Shula

I am not a big sports person, but I do like this quotation.


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Sounds like a plan Mere.
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