The way to look before you leap AND not hesitate is to play traps.
When you move like lightning, you crash like thunder (blunder)
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May 16, 2013
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"Lightning", not "lightening".
http://www.elearnenglishlanguage.com/difficulties/lighteninglightning.html
Doggy_Style wrote:
"Lightning", not "lightening".
http://www.elearnenglishlanguage.com/difficulties/lighteninglightning.html
Dang! You're right :-| Oh well, disgregard everything then.
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May 16, 2013
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#6
reflectivist wrote:
There. I corrected my spelling with a re-post.
It's easy to correct a spelling mistake, contained within a thread title.
HOME >> Manage all content (bottom of page) >> Edit (appropriate thread).
Though, the page URL will still show the unrevised error.
May 16, 2013
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#10
it has got no post, what are we going to do? I feel so directionless right now!
May 16, 2013
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#11
billyblatt wrote:
it has got no post, what are we going to do? I feel so directionless right now!
I'm in hog heaven, just spotted another spelling mistake in the original post.
chess_gg wrote:
A succinct subject title is the old proverb:
"Haste makes waste."
Waste makes manure.
Money is like manure - it's no good until it's spread around
May 16, 2013
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#13
wait the post is back! What is going on here? It's like lightning, comes and goes!
billyblatt wrote:
wait the post is back! What is going on here? It's like lightning, comes and goes!
Sorry - Boy George owns the trademark on that:
May 16, 2013
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reflectivist wrote:
chess_gg wrote:
A succinct subject title is the old proverb:
"Haste makes waste."
Waste makes manure.
Money is like manure - it's no good until it's spread around
Where there's muck, there's brass.
http://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/408900.html
Old sayings that will help you in blitz or bullet:
In other words don't hesitate to take a good long look, but just don't blow it.
And the moral is: Win, don't lose. Lose, but learn. Learn, but don't regret. Regret, but don't quit. Quit but don't shrivel up and die. Shrivel up and die, but don't have an unpleasant afterlife experience. Optimism may not get you anywhere, but it can help stave off reality long enough that eventually things might get better.