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Girls Quotes by Vikrant Parsai
- It is not good for a husband to talk of pretty girls in front of his wife.
- Girls who chatter dont much matter.
- You know your child is growing up when he starts looking at girls the same way he used to look at dessert.
- The internet service is merely a source of entertainment for those girls who use FB to find their BF.
- One girl is a girl, two girls are half a girl, and three girls are no girl at all.
- There are three things most men love but never understand; females, girls and women.
- Nowadays some girls seem more particular about choosing their lawyers than choosing their husbands.
- Girls should pay attention to the man who makes the promise because it runs like a crab.
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