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Robert Patrick (playwright)

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You're right, you're always right, yes, yes, of course. Love will survive. They couldn't kill it with purple hair-do's, they can't kill it with a plague. Boys will fall in love with each other's earlobes if all else should fail. Because it never really was about sex, was it? It was about love.
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"Pouf Positive"

 
Robert Patrick (playwright)

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hunt them down there shall be no clemency
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