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White Don't do what others Do Do what others don't and impress them with their Success ©Goat Quote of the day

White Don't do what others Do Do what others don't and impress them with their Success ©Goat Quote of the day

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White Want to be Strong be with Strong people because they knew how to get Stronger ©Goat Quote of the day

White Want to be Strong be with Strong people because they knew how to get Stronger ©Goat Quote of the day

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White Enjoy today Struggle tomorrow or Struggle today Enjoy Tomorrow The choise is yours ©Goat Quote of the day

White Enjoy today Struggle tomorrow or Struggle today Enjoy Tomorrow The choise is yours ©Goat Quote of the day

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White People dont value what they have Untill Its gets away from them So try to value things around you ©Goat Quote of the day

White People dont value what they have Untill Its gets away from them So try to value things around you ©Goat Quote of the day

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White if you want to do something just do it, the more time you take harder it gets ©Goat Quote of the day

White if you want to do something just do it, the more time you take harder it gets ©Goat Quote of the day

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"Something is rotten in the state of Denmark." This famous line was spoken by Marcellus in William Shakespeare's famous play Hamlet. Here, ‘state’, doesn’t mean ‘condition’ but ‘nation’ or ‘kingdom’. Considering the murky manner in which this country is being governed, nowadays, the above quote applies perfectly to 'the state of India'. ©HintsOfHeart. #Something is rotten in the state of India.

"Something is rotten in the state of Denmark." This famous line was spoken by Marcellus in William Shakespeare's famous play Hamlet. Here, ‘state’, doesn’t mean ‘condition’ but ‘nation’ or ‘kingdom’. Considering the murky manner in which this country is being governed, nowadays, the above quote applies perfectly to 'the state of India'. ©HintsOfHeart. #Something is rotten in the state of India.