Old Sayings

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MaxPC

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"The pot calling the kettle, black."

Rather fits current conversations don't you think?
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MaxPC

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Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people.
Eleanor Roosevelt
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MaxPC

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Better safe, than sorry.

An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
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MaxPC

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Here's a funny old British phrase that's been revived in recent years. It refers to very angry rantings and verbal tantrums:

"He's having a spittle-flecked nutty".
Spittle = spit.
Nutty = barmy; out of control emotions.

That's your phrase for the day, courtesy of the British creative sense of literary and slang fun.
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gcdonner

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Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
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MaxPC

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[bible]Proverbs 18,13[/bible]
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silentreader

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Post by silentreader »

Meanwhile, in Canada, Hats Off says, re the 400,
"The longest way around is the shortest way home."
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gcdonner

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silentreader wrote:Meanwhile, in Canada, Hats Off says, re the 400,
"The longest way around is the shortest way home."
My father always said "the longest way around is the sweetest way home", when dating...
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silentreader

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gcdonner wrote:
silentreader wrote:Meanwhile, in Canada, Hats Off says, re the 400,
"The longest way around is the shortest way home."
My father always said "the longest way around is the sweetest way home", when dating...
:up:
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KingdomBuilder

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"An idle mind is the devil's playground"
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