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Love this quote, can't believe Kid Rock said tht, LOL :).
Who knew Kid Rock was so wise?! Where in the world did you find this quote? Thanks for sharing; it's an awesome quote to remember!
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Ang (peach coglo)
Toi- I thought it was an unusual quote from kid rock too. I must admit I was rather fond of him after I read this quote.
Ang- I often find quotes in books or in magazines. I swear if I read anything and it evokes an emotion in me, I'm quoting it. I found the kid rock quote in Spin magazine.
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