| Hits | Seq. | Promo |
|---|
 61 | C | Einstein --Two things are infinite: |
| 61 | C | Emerson --Money often costs too mu |
| 61 | C | Fields --I always keep a supply o |
| 61 | C | Friday --The first two blows to f |
| 61 | C | Garcia --Every silver lining has |
| 61 | C | Grant --Labor disgraces no man; |
| 61 | C | Heraclitus --We are most nearly ourse |
| 61 | C | Hitchcock --The length of a film sho |
| 61 | C | Hoffer --Whoever originated the c |
| 61 | C | Hubbard --Genius may have its limi |
| 61 | C | Jackson --Yeah, well, sometimes no |
| 61 | C | Kesey --"I'd rather be a lightni |
| 61 | C | Malcolm X --Be peaceful, be courteou |
| 61 | C | Nietzsche --Out of life's school of |
| 61 | C | O'Rourke --No drug, not even alcoho |
| 61 | C | Orwell --People sleep peaceably i |
| 61 | C | Patton --The Roman sword was only |
| 61 | C | Pendrake --This is a house of ill f |
| 61 | D | Kesey --It's the truth, even if |
| 61 | E | Hoffer --Those who lack the capac |
| 61 | E | Kesey --Writers should write abo |
| 61 | E | Patton --Success is how high you |
| 61 | E | Peter --Against logic there is n |
| 61 | E | Plato --Be kind, for everyone yo |
| 61 | E | Roosevelt --Whenever you are asked i |
| 61 | E | Twain --Life would be infinitely |
| 61 | E | Voltaire --It is forbidden to kill; |
| 61 | E | Wilde --The basis of optimism is |
| 62 | A | Alston --Learn to work harder whe |
| 62 | A | American Indian Proverb --Listen or thy tongue wil |