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Quote by Marilyn Monroe
The working men, Ill go by and theyll whistle. At first they whist

The working men, Ill go by and theyll whistle. At first they whistle because they think, Oh, its a girl. Shes got blond hair and shes not out of shape, and then they say, Gosh, its Marilyn Monroe! – Marilyn Monroe

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