“There's nothing wrong with you. There's a lot wrong with the world you live in.”

— Chris Colfer

Personal Quotes 2009–2012
Source: http://www.gleeksource.com/Cast-Members/Kurt/Kurt-s-Blog/October-2011/10-Best-Quotes-from-Chris-Colfer-of-Glee.aspx, GleekSource.com's Top Ten Chris Colfer Quotes.

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actor, singer, book author 1990

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