Quote by Colin Farrell

I do enjoy reading some science fiction.

I do enjoy reading some science fiction.

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The quote suggests that the individual has a genuine fondness for science fiction literature. It indicates that they derive pleasure from reading this genre, highlighting a personal interest in imaginative stories that explore scientific concepts and futuristic worlds. This short statement reflects an individual's personal preference for science fiction as a source of enjoyment and entertainment.

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