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Paris aint much of a town
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"Paris ain't much of a town"

- Babe Ruth

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This quote by Babe Ruth is an amusing way of expressing his viewpoint of Paris. He is suggesting that Paris is not a terrific place to live or visit. He is likely describing the reality that Paris is a reasonably small city compared to other major cities around the globe. He might also be referring to the fact that Paris is not known for its nightlife or home entertainment options. It is possible that he is merely making a joke about the city, as he was understood for his funny bone. Overall, this quote is a lighthearted method of expressing Babe Ruth's opinion of Paris.

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Babe Ruth This quote is written / told by Babe Ruth between February 6, 1895 and August 16, 1948. He was a famous Athlete from USA. The author also have 26 other quotes.

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