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James Bailey Quotes

«He was really upset, tears in his eyes. He thought the world of the fire department, still.»
Author: James Bailey
«His first words were `How's my games?'»
Author: James Bailey
«His first words were, 'How's my games?'»
Author: James Bailey
«His first words were 'How's my games?'»
Author: James Bailey
«Our last vehicle got out with the water right behind it.»
Author: James Bailey
«What he did in the artistic field is what a lot of Japan's top name manufacturers did in their field.»
Author: James Bailey
«We've received, over the last 24 hours, nothing less than a bomb.»
Author: James Bailey
«Art is Man's nature. Nature is God's art.»
Author: James Bailey
«We played pretty good defense in the first half, then in the second half, we got out of our game plan.»
Author: James Bailey
«We had a small terrace house for sale. The owners were posted to Singapore and were at a loss as to what to do with their beloved cat. There were six buyers keen on the property and one young woman managed to win the heart of the vendors by telling them that she loved cats and if she bought the house, she would happily keep theirs. No sooner had she completed than it transpired she was allergic to cats and had absolutely no intention of keeping it.»
Author: James Bailey