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      <title>Who Said That! #17</title>
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      <description>[caption id=&amp;ldquo;attachment_8365&amp;rdquo; align=&amp;ldquo;alignright&amp;rdquo; width=&amp;ldquo;301&amp;rdquo;]Vase with Pink Roses, 1890. Courtesy National Gallery of Art, Washington[/caption]
This time in Who Said That! a quote from someone who knew how to live an eventful life. He wouldn&amp;rsquo;t settle for anything mediocre or devoid of authentic feeling, saying that
 &amp;ldquo;I WOULD RATHER DIE OF PASSION
THAN OF BOREDOM_&amp;quot;_
 And who was that? You might think it was someone who dove into passionate relationships with vengeance, not caring about the consequences of a potentially socially totally (or, at the very least, less) acceptable liaison or behavior.</description>
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