Subject: Are do suit

From: Christina Calloway <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 18 Dec 2006 20:25:22 -0700

Two heads are better than one Half a loaf is better than none Alternate: The last chance Fool me once, shame on you Fool me twice, shame on me

Ignorance is bliss Christian New Testament Possible Interpretation: Accomplishing two things with a single action He goes a'sorrowing who goes a'borrowing
Once bitten, twice shy Blood will out Different sores must have different salves
You can catch more flies with honey than with vinegar He who sleeps forgets his hunger also, It takes all kinds to make the world go round A good man in an evil society seems the greatest villain of all
Variety is the spice of life Whiskey on beer, never fear Beer on whiskey, mighty risky It ain't over till it's over The truth shall set you free, or The truth will set you free
Measure twice, cut once There's always a deep breath before a plunge Ie, One is often better off keeping his mouth shut Absence makes the heart grow fonder
Whiskey on beer, never fear Beer on whiskey, mighty risky From the Latin, de gustibus non est disputandum From Sandy Elsberg's BREAD WINNER BREAD MAKER; Upline Press, Charlottesville, VA; 1977, p 80 Possible Interpretation: Do not rush into what you do not know
He who has the gold makes the rules You win a few, you lose a few Laughter is the best medicine Raining cats and dogs
Lie down with dogs, wake up with fleas Never, Never allow anyone to persuade you to suspend your common sense Never judge the book by its cover A reference to the Trojan Horse
April showers bring May flowers His bark is worse than his bite The opposite form also exists, Clothes don't make the man Stolen fruit is sweet Love blinds, but who needs eyes to see clearly - John Parry Meaning: Admit it when there is some good in an adversary
Once bitten, twice shy Blood will out Different sores must have different salves
Whiskey on beer, never fear Beer on whiskey, mighty risky From the Latin, de gustibus non est disputandum From Sandy Elsberg's BREAD WINNER BREAD MAKER; Upline Press, Charlottesville, VA; 1977, p 80 Possible Interpretation: Do not rush into what you do not know