Alain Boucher

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Quote Left If you stump a carpenter, is it a bad thing or is it a good thing? Quote Right
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Quote Left I read 'My Struggle' by Adolf Hitler, and I did not become a Nazi. I read 'The Capital' by Karl Marx, and I did not become a Communist. I read 'The Holy Bible' by God, and I did not become a Christian. Quote Right
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Quote Left The secret to happiness: Don't ask what the wife can do for you, ask what YOU can do for the wife. Quote Right
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