| Hits | Seq. | Promo |
|---|
 50 | C | Anonymous --You can't scare me. I ha |
| 50 | C | Bierce --Love: A temporary insani |
| 50 | C | Bierce --Misfortune: The kind of |
| 50 | C | Burroughs --Modern Man has lost the |
| 50 | C | Capote --Young men think old men |
| 50 | C | Grant --Labor disgraces no man; |
| 50 | C | Hubbard --Genius may have its limi |
| 50 | C | Pendrake --This is a house of ill f |
| 50 | C | Peter --Speak when you are angry |
| 50 | C | Vaughn --Money won't buy happines |
| 50 | C | Zero --People know they're bein |
| 50 | D | Crabb --There's ain't nothin' in |
| 50 | D | Emerson --The louder he talked of |
| 50 | D | Hitchcock --There's nothing to winni |
| 50 | D | Hubbard --An ounce of loyalty is w |
| 50 | D | Kesey --It's the truth, even if |
| 50 | D | Leary --Women who seek to be equ |
| 50 | D | Malcolm X --You can always chase a d |
| 50 | D | Mencken --Bachelors have conscienc |
| 50 | D | Plato --I have hardly ever known |
| 50 | D | Solomon --What's the point of havi |
| 50 | D | Watterson --People who get nostalgic |
| 50 | D | Watts --Trying to define yoursel |
| 50 | E | Bierce --Patience: A minor form o |
| 50 | E | Bonaparte --Few really believe. The |
| 50 | E | Fields --A woman drove me to drin |
| 50 | E | Friday --There are two things whi |
| 50 | E | Kesey --Writers should write abo |
| 51 | A | Bacall --You can't start worrying |
| 51 | A | Barrie --It is not real work unle |