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Frank Johnson Quotes
«Hey, things can change quick,»
Author: Frank Johnson
«You don?t get many looks near the basket when Yao is in there.»
Author: Frank Johnson
«Because of the nature of the charges, we didn't want to take any chances and have him back in the classroom.»
Author: Frank Johnson
«I'd be making $3 to $5 more at rush hour on the meter compared to the zone.»
Author: Frank Johnson
«The way I see it you can never learn enough about the Bible. You can never learn all the answers. I love the way the instructors present it and break it down to you. It's helped me greatly in preaching the gospel.»
Author: Frank Johnson
«I lived a terrible life, filled with alcohol, drugs You name it, I was involved in it. I did a lot of ungodly things. You might say I started following the devil instead of the Lord.»
Author: Frank Johnson
«I'm not going to say I still don't get the jitters.»
Author: Frank Johnson
«Oh, we've heard from them, all right.»
Author: Frank Johnson
«About 60 percent of the lumber, plywood and other wood products going to the Middle East is for the U.S. Central Command Center in Doha, Qatar, ... That material is being used to construct support structures for troops. Lumber hasn't gone into Iraq yet, but we'll need more of it to set up structures for troops in areas like Basra when it's safe to do so.»
Author: Frank Johnson
«To have six or seven Division-I prospects, that's unheard of, even in 5A football. This football game is about competing. That's all I expect my kids to do.»
Author: Frank Johnson