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What is your favorite proverb?
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James the Persian
Dreptcredincios Crestin
A Romanian one that always made me chuckle (and is often appropriate advice in forum debates):
Nu te pune cu prostul, căci are mintea odihnită.
Roughly translated as 'Don't argue with a fool because his mind is rested'.
James
Nu te pune cu prostul, căci are mintea odihnită.
Roughly translated as 'Don't argue with a fool because his mind is rested'.
James
Aqualung
Tasty
I like "Too many cooks spoil the broth." No, I think I like "Many hands make light work" better.
Perhaps, "Look before you leap"? Or, "He who hesitates is lost"?
Hmmm... this is strange...
"Birds of a feather flock together"? No, that can't be right, because "opposites attract"
Oh well. *shrugs*
Perhaps, "Look before you leap"? Or, "He who hesitates is lost"?
Hmmm... this is strange...
"Birds of a feather flock together"? No, that can't be right, because "opposites attract"
Oh well. *shrugs*
onmybelief
Active Member
He that troubleth his own house shall inherit the wind: and the fool shall be servant to the wise of heart.
- The Book of Proberbs 11:29
- The Book of Proberbs 11:29