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Say Anything Quotes by Nikhil Saluja
- One of the best feelings is when someone understands you without you having to say anything.
- My mother always said, if you can`t say anything nice, then don`t say anything at all... And Then I signed-up for Facebook!
- I notice everything, sometimes I just don't say anything.
- Good girls say no Bad girls say when? Naughty girls don't say anything, they just moan and scream a lot.
- My mom always says, If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all..now you know why I don't talk to you!
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