A quote on the internet says that Abraham Lincoln believed that if he were elected president, the United States would not have the Civil War.
I’ve never been a huge fan of Abraham Lincoln, but this quote by the fake lincoln guy has me hooked.
This quote is another example of how a quote could be a useful piece of advice. A quote that was in the ’80s and was on my radar, even though it was not on the internet. But we’re back, we’re back in the ’90s and we’re almost done with the ’90s.
The quote was originally posted by a guy named abraham lincoln, which means that this is really Abe Lincoln. It is an example of the fact that some quotes are just a few lines long, and can be used as a short but powerful piece of advice.
The quote is by a man named Abraham Lincoln, which means that this is actually the real life, not an internet quote. This is an example of the fact that some quotes are just a few lines long, and can be used as a short but powerful piece of advice.
In the 90s, it was a common practice for people to quote the real life president as a way to get him to do what they wanted. This was especially popular with the Bushies, because they had the power to change the president’s mind any time they wanted. The internet is full of quotes that, like the one above, can be used to push another person to a certain course of action.
This is exactly why we need blogs and Facebook groups. People can’t just quote the real president because they might forget or change the wording. They want to know that it’s a real person who wrote it, not some guy in a tinfoil hat. And even if it’s a fake, it can be used to keep people in check. It’s not like people are going to be talking about the real president all the time.
I was given the message by a woman named Mary Ann who wrote a poem. I don’t know why, but I thought it was funny. She said something like, “I hope it’s not just a joke.
Thats the thing about the fake quotes on the internet, its not always the case that its a fake. People can be saying a real thing and it still be fake. Its like I remember when the man who wrote the quote, Abraham Lincoln, was executed by hanging. A lot of people thought that was wrong and the quote was fake. He wasnt executed by hanging. He was executed by hanging. In the end, the real quote was made famous by a fake quote.
I also believe that a lot of people are just making up quotes, but I also believe it is worth studying the history of quotes. I love this quote from the movie The Graduate: “If you can’t explain it simply, you don’t understand it at all.” I think that is the greatest quote ever. It is simple, yet so profound. People seem to think that a lot of quotes are just made up. What an idiot.
