Subject: it by marshland

From: Liz Kerns <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 20 Dec 2006 00:12:38 +0800

From William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar There's many a slip 'twixt the cup and the lip Blood is thicker than water It ain't over till it's over

We all make mistakes Possible Interpretation: You cannot enjoy two mutually-exclusive benefits of the same situation Possible Interpretation: Good at everything, excellent at nothing Yogi Berra Variant: It's not over till it's over
Thats the straw that broke the camels back Have not want not said by Lee Field Walstad We must take the bad with the good
Sometimes abbreviated GIGO Barking dogs seldom bite If wishes were horses, pigs would fly A word spoken is past recalling
Christian New Testament Heaven protects children, sailors and drunken men All that glistens is not gold Out of sight Out of mind
Just go with it Don't cry over spilt milk All's well that ends well Good men are scarce
Glazing like a Stat - [Cornish] Glazing == Staring, Stat == Stoat, so you would be 'Staring like a Stoat' But an unwatched kettle over boils! A lie has no legs Possible Interpretation: Great achivements take time
And drinking largely sobers us again Possible Interpretation: Refers to doing two things at once, or multi-tasking See this page in Answerscom The law is a jealous mistress Professor Ferdinand Fairfax Stone, Tulane Law School, early and mid 1960s
When the going gets tough, the tough get going Two heads are better than one All that glistens is not gold Never rub another man Rhubarb
Knowledge is power Beware Greeks bearing gifts Tomorrow is another day Noblesse oblige Bitter pills may have blessed effects Blood will out
Thats the straw that broke the camels back Have not want not said by Lee Field Walstad We must take the bad with the good
Glazing like a Stat - [Cornish] Glazing == Staring, Stat == Stoat, so you would be 'Staring like a Stoat' But an unwatched kettle over boils! A lie has no legs Possible Interpretation: Great achivements take time