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PostPosted: Wed May 04, 2005 5:17 am    Post subject: what are the most stupid sayings out there?? Reply with quote
well?? I personally think that one about "sleeping like a baby" is quite stupid...i mean come on...babies dont sleep well..!! they spend half the night crying and whining etc etc!!

And another... "fit as a fiddle"....Riiight...since when were fiddles fit?! Rolling Eyes

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PostPosted: Wed May 04, 2005 5:42 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
I have nothing to say here but I just wanted to be a part of this thread so the kids can see my name when they browse the archives in the future. Cool
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PostPosted: Wed May 04, 2005 11:31 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
Sleeping like a baby, implying that the baby is sleeping. When the baby is sleeping, they are very sound. However, when they wake (which is not to be confused with sleeping), it can become a hassle.

Anyways, I hate the following:

"Cheaters never prosper"

In a way they do not, but for their intent and purposes, they do. Why the heck would they cheat in the first place if they didn't prosper..

"If practice makes perfect, and no ones perfect, why practice"

That's completely illogical if you ask me. Eric can tell you, that completely defies him.
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PostPosted: Sun May 08, 2005 10:33 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
Sly cheaters can actually devise brilliant plans to allow themselves to prosper. In such cases, they deserve it too. It's just like how a guy can pretend to be handicapped and after attracting sympathy from people and contracting a few donations, he can leave a picture of himself with the money in his hands with the captions "PWNED YOU F---ING LOSERS!". If he is able to pull a con like that and actually fool people, he more or less deserves the money Razz.
I don't get the "If practise makes perfect, and nobody's perfect, why practise?" part though... In what way does it concern me? Question Surprised
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PostPosted: Sat Jun 04, 2005 9:16 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
I just had to bump this thread.
I want to comment on that "cheaters never prosper" proverb.
You know, even though I was an excelling student, sometimes I fell as a pawn/tool to my peers. At the time I was in junior high school, cheating was considered 'cool', so even though I probably was creative enough to write about things which I didn't read beforehand, I cheated instead, to be cool. I was probably the best cheater there ever was, always getting away with it. It became like a mastered skill to me. Anyways, as I gradually elevated through school, my grades started to wane.
It was not because I could not cheat. It was because I thought that I would never have to read again, always resorting to cheating as the first alternative. In the beginning of my "cheating career", I would actually read my lessons just in case, but that was a habit which evanesced with time. I was also dejected because my friends used to receive the blame if any of our writings and literature turned out to be marginally identical or similar. It was quite a selfish thing to do. At first, I tried to make myself believe that I didn't care what my tutors thought about me, but I was wrong. It did really matter to me. I was getting this odd gratifying feeling that I was somehow fooling them, when I was really the loser. I started to realize the error of my methods, so afterwards, I poured in my heartiest dedication into my studies upto medical school and beyond.
Cheaters really don't prosper at all. I suggest that you never cheat at all. You won't go very far with it.
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PostPosted: Sat Jun 04, 2005 11:02 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
cheaters even though prosper, it is temporary, when they get caught, all the prosperity is gone.
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PostPosted: Sun Jun 05, 2005 1:13 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
cvrk3 wrote:
cheaters even though prosper, it is temporary, when they get caught, all the prosperity is gone.


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