Subject: An salivary an shimmy

From: Elise Martin <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 5 Dec 2006 10:53:46 +0100

Possible Interpretation: If something is good for one person, it is good for everyone; Followup: Satisfaction brought it back, that's why the cat has nine lives

Alternative: Treat 'im rough, you get you muff--Ali G Politics makes strange bedfellows First deserve then desire
Blood is thicker than water Hope for the best, expect the worst The more you know, the less you need
There's always a deep breath before a plunge Don't judge a book by its cover
Followup: And we all know what May flowers bringPilgrims There are no Facts; only interpretations of Facts Salvage Something From Every Setback - R Sankaranarayanan
Northern English, Anything for nothing Whom we love best, to them we can say the least Alternative: Ask no questions and hear no lies Raining cats and dogs
In the Bible, John 8:32 Possible Interpretation: You cannot enjoy two mutually-exclusive benefits of the same situation The proof of the pudding is in the eating
Jack of all trades, master of none No hoof, no horse
This has a parallel in Chaucer, Murder will out Alternate: If at first you don't succeed, destroy all evidence that you tried The weak can never forgive Forgiveness is the attribute of the strong --Mahatma Gandhi
Man with four balls can't walk Possible Interpretation: Do the task while it is possible Sometimes abbreviated GIGO Those who lost dreaming are lost
Better safe than sorry If something is worth doing, then it's worth doing right If words could only speak, they'd mean even less
Don't bite the hand that feeds you Mouth is in gear, brain is in neutral He who laughs last laughs longest Rule #1: Dad is always right Rule #2: If dad is wrong, refer to rule #1
prevention is better than cure Rats desert a sinking ship It ain't over till it's over He that will steal an egg will steal an ox This has a parallel in Chaucer, Murder will out
Love is blind The beauty of things lies in the mind that contemplates it A fox smells its own lair first and A fox smells its own stink first