Quote by Hugh Bonneville

Am I athletic? In my dreams.

Am I athletic? In my dreams.

Summary

This quote highlights a disparity between the reality of the individual's athletic abilities and their aspirations. It humorously suggests that the person does not possess athletic skills in reality but may possess or imagine them in their dreams. It playfully acknowledges their self-awareness and possibly their acceptance of their non-athletic nature.

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