| Hits | Seq. | Promo |
|---|
 60 | C | Quayle --The future will be bette |
| 60 | C | Rogers --You can't say that civil |
| 60 | C | Sinatra --When lip service to some |
| 60 | C | Stoppard --Eternity's a terrible th |
| 60 | C | Thoreau --If you see a man approac |
| 60 | C | Twain --Loyalty to petrified opi |
| 60 | C | Washington --To please everybody is i |
| 60 | C | Watterson --Why waste time learning, |
| 60 | C | Wilde --The public is wonderfull |
| 60 | C | Williams --Ah, yes, divorce, from t |
| 60 | C | Wright --I drive way too fast to |
| 60 | C | Zero --People know they're bein |
| 60 | D | Bierce --There are four kinds of |
| 60 | D | Emerson --The louder he talked of |
| 60 | D | Franklin --Well done is better than |
| 60 | D | Hoffer --There is no alienation t |
| 60 | D | Kesey --It's the truth, even if |
| 60 | D | Kilgore --You smell that? Do you s |
| 60 | D | Leary --Women who seek to be equ |
| 60 | D | Lincoln --You can fool all the peo |
| 60 | D | Malcolm X --You can always chase a d |
| 60 | D | Mencken --Bachelors have conscienc |
| 60 | D | Roosevelt --There are few bad regime |
| 60 | D | Watterson --People who get nostalgic |
| 60 | D | Watts --Trying to define yoursel |
| 60 | E | Friday --There are two things whi |
| 60 | E | Lincoln --If I were two-faced, wou |
| 60 | E | Marx --Women should be obscene |
| 60 | E | O'Rourke --Very little is known of |
| 60 | E | Patton --Success is how high you |