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Robert Anderson Quotes
«No human being on this earth should go through what my son went though. I just wish they could have done me like that instead of it being him.»
Author: Robert Anderson
«When Georgia Tech went on probation, the calls flooded in. Even the recruiters at Tech said they were getting calls from other schools to see how many scholarships they were going to have to offer.»
Author: Robert Anderson
«He was trying to do what they wanted him to do but they still beat him, kicked, punched him, and the nurse stood around there and didn't do nothing.»
Author: Robert Anderson
«It's a crying shame ? we've got to go pull our son up again just to get the truth.»
Author: Robert Anderson
«For a man to see what these men did to my son, I wished I could go up there and kill all of them.»
Author: Robert Anderson
«India is a booming market and it is logical to set up operations close to the boom.»
Author: Robert Anderson
«I had spent all of that time at sea. And I had a job I didn't care about. ... That was the reason they asked me to go. Everything sort of fit. We shook hands on it that night.»
Author: Robert Anderson
«Harry Bridges was very famous in his day. And Connie had given him favorable coverage.»
Author: Robert Anderson
«We had a false start. We pulled in and dried out.»
Author: Robert Anderson
«We pulled into berth and made ourselves at home.»
Author: Robert Anderson