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Quote Left I usually give annoyance a 3 day resting period. Have found that, on the 4th day, the sun comes out. Bad enough to be a victim...seldom any good comes by contributing. Quote Right
Quote Left We do too often waste our powerful energies on trivial things and places -- people are never trivial...though they can be the most annoying. Quote Right
Quote Left Don't question everything, to the point of seeming incomprehensive. It's annoying. Quote Right
Quote Left Someone ask me few questions, those are fucking Questions! Always I will be fuck, which annoying..... Quote Right
Quote Left What is patience? It is accepting delay,denial,rejection,anger and annoyance with calm,peace,hope,fortitude and faith. It is letting God have his way in-spite of the turmoils,pains and doubts raging within our minds. It is remembering that no matter what things are like now,you will yet be a winner. Need I remind you that even when it seems God is missing in action he will always be on time to favor you. He is never late. Quote Right
Quote Left " There's nothing more annoying than laughing at oneself in the mirror " Quote Right
Quote Left He can annoy me. Lord knows he irritates me at times. I’ll have to bite my tongue to keep from saying things I can’t take back, and don’t want to say because it may hurt him. Yes, sometimes I snap. I’m human… But even after the annoyance, I still love him. I’m back to being right in love. I won’t toss him away after disagreements, big or small. He’s the one that loves me enough to go there with me; and help make our way back. Quote Right
Quote Left I'm not paranoid, I'm just annoyed Quote Right
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