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1.Praise for a fool is out of place, like snow in summer or rain at harvest time.
2.Curses cannot hurt you unless you deserve them. They are like birds that fly by and
never light.
3.You have to whip a horse, you have to bridle a donkey, and you have to beat a fool.
4.If you answer a silly question, you are just as silly as the person who asked you.
5.Give a silly answer to a silly question, and the one who asked it will realize that he's as smart as he thinks.
6.If you let a fool deliver a message, you might as well cut off your own feet;  you are asking for trouble.
7.A fool can use a proverbs about as well as a crippled man can use his legs.
8.Praising someone who is stupid makes as much sense as tying a stone in a sling.
9.A fool quoting a Wise saying reminds of a srunk man trying to pick a thorn out of his hand.
10.An employer who hires any fool that comes along is only hurting everybody concerned.
11.A fool doing some stupid thing a second time is like a dog going back to its vomit.
12.The most stupid fool is better off than someone who thinks he is wise when he is not.
13.Why doesn't the lazy man ever get out of his house? What is he afraid of ? Lions?
14.The lazy man turns over in bed. He gets no farther than a door swinging on its hinges.
15.Some people are too lazy to put food in their own mouths.
16.A lazy man will think he is smarter than seven men who can give good reasons for their opinions.
17.Getting involved in an argument that is none of your business is like going down the street  and grabbing a dog by the ears.
18-19.A man who tricks someone and then claims that he was only joking is like a crazy man playing with a deadly weapon.
20.Without wood, a fire goes out; without gossip, quarreling stops.
21.Charcoal keeps the embers glowing, wood keeps the fire burning, and troublemakers keep arguments alive.
22.Gossip is so tasty! How we love to swallow it!
23.Insincere talk that hides what you are really thinking is likea fine glaze on a cheap clay pot.
24.A hypocrite hides his hate behind flattering words.
25.They may sound fine, but don't believe him, because his heart is filled to the brim with hate.
26.He may disguise his hatred, but everyone will see the evil things he does.
27.People who set traps for others het caught themselves. People who start landsides get crushed.
28.You have to hate someone to want to hurt  him with lies. Insincere talk brings noothings but ruin.