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Image of the quote is loading... SaveSave Remember never to text and drive, it's bad grammar, even if you have a deadline. You might cross the line and dead may be your destination. Think about it!! - Quote by Neil Leckman

Remember never to text and drive, it’s bad grammar, even if you have a deadline. You might cross the line and dead may be your destination. Think about it!!

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