"They said it couldn't be done
but sometimes
it doesn't work out that way."
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Casey Stengel
[Charles Dillon Stengel] (1890-1975) Legendary baseball manager
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 -- Mike, Norwalk     
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    This should be a motto for America. From its beginnings much of Europe was waiting for it to fail, Britain slammed it in 1812, civil war almost destroyed it, need I go on? But here we stand with the world beating a path to us. Why don't they make their own countries decent places to live and prosper and leave us alone?
     -- Waffler, Smith, Arkansas     
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    There is hope for what may appear to be impossible.
     -- E Archer, NYC     
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    They were told it couldn't be done. So they knuckled down and buckled down and found out they couldn't do it.
     -- warren, olathe     
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    (-: Who are "they"? :-) Was it "they" who said implementation of socialism in a dummied down nation of liberty with a constitution couldn't be done? Was it "they" who said financing poverty, hatred, anger, and social enslavement couldn't be done to make such grow? hmmm
     -- Mike, Norwalk     
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    As it is written:

    "If thou canst believe, all things are possible to him that believeth."

    ~ Mark 9:23
     -- Patrick Henry, Red Hill     
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    Casey and Yogi were masters of the malaprop. This one is a good example. Yogi once said about a restaurant, that nobody goes there because it's too crowded. I guess that's just water over the bridge.
     -- jim k, Austin     
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    It's a true quote as I have ever seen. Wow. I agree with Waffler here.
     -- cal, Lewisville, Texas     
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