Is anything in nature actually "perfect" with the exception of my Uncle Hyman's stupidity? Who am I to demand… — Woody Allen
Is anything in nature actually "perfect" with the exception of my Uncle Hyman's stupidity? Who am I to demand perfection? I, with my myriad faults. I made a list of my faults, but could not get past: 1) Sometimes forgets his hat.
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