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Being in a wheelchair, you're always protected by this chair. There's armor between you and the opposite sex.

Being in a wheelchair, you're always protected by this chair. There's armor between you and the opposite sex.

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Red Mike's Band
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Red Mike's Band

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"Don't ever let anybody tell you they can do something to you. You're free, man. You don't have to take that."
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"Don't ever let anybody tell you they can do something to you. You're free, man. You don't have to take that."

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"I said, 'I'm never taking a walk again,' and you said, 'Well, that's okay. But just for now, let's take a walk.'"

"I said, 'I'm never taking a walk again,' and you said, 'Well, that's okay. But just for now, let's take a walk.'"

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"Everybody's got something in their life they're good at. This is what I do good. I eat."

"Everybody's got something in their life they're good at. This is what I do good. I eat."

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"I heard it several years ago and still I have tears every time." — @bethlandis
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"I heard it several years ago and still I have tears every time." — @bethlandis

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Barbers of Belmont
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Barbers of Belmont

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"One of the cops said, 'Oh, you think you can do better?'"

"One of the cops said, 'Oh, you think you can do better?'"

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Northlandz
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Northlandz

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"He went somewhere; you could see it. And there was no pain. There's a quiet dignity in there."

"He went somewhere; you could see it. And there was no pain. There's a quiet dignity in there."

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"I like it so much, I don't even want to charge the people. That's how much I like it."

"I like it so much, I don't even want to charge the people. That's how much I like it."

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"My dad was subversively funny. He had a whole kind of Rolodex of one-liners for every occasion."

"My dad was subversively funny. He had a whole kind of Rolodex of one-liners for every occasion."

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"I always knew what I wanted to be, from the time I was 8 years old, which was to be a tugboat captain."

"I always knew what I wanted to be, from the time I was 8 years old, which was to be a tugboat captain."

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George Stinney, Youngest Executed
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George Stinney, Youngest Executed

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"My mother, well, she didn't know how to say 'colander' in English..."

"My mother, well, she didn't know how to say 'colander' in English..."

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"I think I might want to be straight with a nice husband, but, of course, I don't have any idea what it's like to have kids, 'cause I am a kid myself."

"I think I might want to be straight with a nice husband, but, of course, I don't have any idea what it's like to have kids, 'cause I am a kid myself."

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"My father went to work in a chocolate factory. When he'd come home, his hair was all full of chocolate; his pillows were all brown."

"My father went to work in a chocolate factory. When he'd come home, his hair was all full of chocolate; his pillows were all brown."

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"You know, when everybody's poor, nobody feels poor."

"You know, when everybody's poor, nobody feels poor."

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"So, this is the ring that my father gave to my mother."

"So, this is the ring that my father gave to my mother."

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"It was a very popular song when I was born. I really don't know how I know all the words."

"It was a very popular song when I was born. I really don't know how I know all the words."