"It's not true I had nothing on, I had the radio on"
- Marilyn Monroe
About this Quote
Marilyn Monroe's quote is a funny reaction to the popular phrase "I had absolutely nothing on." This phrase is typically utilized to describe a situation in which someone is feeling overwhelmed or puzzled. Monroe's quote recommends that instead of sensation overwhelmed or puzzled, she was listening to the radio. This indicates that she was taking a break from her concerns and delighting in some music. Monroe's quote is a tip that it is necessary to take a break from our worries and take pleasure in the easy enjoyments in life. It is likewise a suggestion that we must not take ourselves too seriously and that it is alright to have a little enjoyable. Monroe's quote is a suggestion that life is too brief to be slowed down by worries and that it is very important to take time to delight in the little things.
This quote is written / told by Marilyn Monroe between June 1, 1926 and August 5, 1962. She was a famous Actress from USA.
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