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Wed 14 Jul, 2004 11:35 am
Okay...the object of this game is to guess the appropriate idiom posted in the previous thread...the catch??? The Presenting post must present the idiom in a very roundabout and wordy manner. I think it sounds simple. This game derives from a little game my husband (the teacher) played in a class he's attending.
Of course, I'll go first:
Those of little intelligence find themselves often & rapidly in situations where winged ethereal beings vehemently avoid
Those of little intelligence find themselves often & rapidly in situations where winged ethereal beings vehemently avoid
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Fools Rush in where Angels fear to tread
c'mon c'mon...your turn....put one out there for someone else to solve
The terminal part of the human arm located below the forearm which moves the small low bed, exercises control of the entire universe.
the hand the rocks the cradle rules the world :-)
It would behoove you to not direct your visual perceptors at the oral cavity of a mustang presented purely for your pleasure
Don't look a gift horse in the mouth.
Dang...I'll have to think of something...this might take a while.
Hmm...
There are those who wisely believe that copper futures will secure our future.
cavfancier wrote:Hmm...
There are those who wisely believe that copper futures will secure our future.
a penny saved is a penny earned?
Right on, onyxelle. Next! This is fun.
cav - i edited that post 3 times before i settled on an answer lol
Ooh, can I play?
Do not discard the infant with the contaminated H2o used for washing purposes.
Don't throw the baby out with the bathwater.
Consider the lone avian, and the wonderful tactile sensation of underdown as it is gently stroked. What positive pleasure, so much more rewarding than trampling through the brambles just to spot a mating pair.
A bird in the hard is worth 2 in the bush.
Refrain from leaping to predicates.
Don't jump to a conclusion?
for each vaporous body in the firmament there is a border of a glistening metalic gleam
Every cloud has a silver lining.
It's sunny and warm, and I hardly need my galoshes, but I'm happy to have a pair, for the time will probably come when they'll come in handy.
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