| Hits | Seq. | Promo |
|---|
 59 | B | Bierce --Brain: an apparatus with |
| 59 | B | Blues --It's a hundred and six m |
| 59 | B | Burroughs --A paranoid is someone wh |
| 59 | B | Dahlberg --It is very perplexing ho |
| 59 | B | Dangerfield --When I was a kid my pare |
| 59 | B | Davis --This is a very simple ga |
| 59 | B | de Cervantes --To be prepared is half t |
| 59 | B | Earhart --The most difficult thing |
| 59 | B | Edison --Hell, there are no rules |
| 59 | B | Escher --Only those who attempt t |
| 59 | B | Garcia --Somebody has to do somet |
| 59 | B | Holmes --Depend on it: there is n |
| 59 | B | Hoover --I regret to say that we |
| 59 | B | Huxley --Every great advance in n |
| 59 | B | Orwell --On the whole human being |
| 59 | B | Parker --If you want to know what |
| 59 | B | Peter --Some problems are so com |
| 59 | B | Sagan --If you want to make an a |
| 59 | B | Schweitzer --There are two means of r |
| 59 | B | Sinatra --Rock 'n Roll: The most b |
| 59 | B | Spackler --Hold on girls, I got a s |
| 59 | B | Watterson --Sometimes I think the su |
| 59 | B | Williams --Ah...so many pedestrians |
| 59 | C | Bierce --Love: A temporary insani |
| 59 | C | Bonaparte --What is history but a fa |
| 59 | C | Carlin --A crasy person doesn't r |
| 59 | C | Carroll --I can't go back to yeste |
| 59 | C | Cox --I was just now wondering |
| 59 | C | Dangerfield --I could tell my parents |
| 59 | C | Duke --Last name? I'd rather no |