Quote by Tony Randall

Museums, I love museums.

Museums, I love museums.

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This quote simply expresses a personal affection and admiration for museums. It suggests that the speaker finds great enjoyment and appreciation in visiting and exploring museums. It implies a sense of fascination, curiosity, and interest in the objects, artifacts, and exhibits that museums offer.

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