Some proverbs to live by, thanks to the Jews.
-Two at the feast of the chicken: me and the chicken.
-A man should live if only to satisfy his curiosity.
-A fool is his own informer.
-Better a steady dime than a rare dollar
-A heavy purse makes a light heart.
-A dead man is mourned seven days, a fool his life time.
-Your health comes first-you can always hang yourself later.
-One good deed has many claimants.
-Tell an ass by his long ears, a fool by his long tongue.
-“Thou hast chosen us from among the nations”-why did You have to pick on the Jews?
-When a fool holds his tongue, he too is thought clever.
-When a poor man gets to eat chicken, one of then is sick.
-“Rejoice not at thy enemies fall”-but don’t pick him either.
-When a mother calls her child “bastard”, you can take her word for it.
-With luck, even your ox will calve.
-The girl who can’t dance says the band can’t play.
-If things don’t get better, depend on it, they will get worse.
-If God so wills it, even a broom can shoot.
-With money on your pocket, you are wise and you are handsome and you sing well, too.
-Three things grow overnight: profits, rent, and girls.
-Truth rests with God alone, and a little with me.
-He is wondering if a flea has a navel.
-It is easier to spot faults in others than virtues in oneself.
-Rather die in hunger; I’d sooner eat a roast.
-A rich miser and a fat goat are of no use until they are dead.
-God loves the poor and helps the rich.
-O Lord, give me a good excuse!
-God will provide-if only God will provide until He provides.
-Treat me like a rabbi and watch me like a thief.
-If I dealt in candles, the sun wouldn’t set.
-Spare us what we can learn to endure.
-“For dust thou art, and unto dust shall thou return”-betwixt and between, a little drink wouldn’t hurt.
-Dying while young is a boon in old age.
-No man suffers for another sins-he has enough of his own.
-They are madly in love, he with himself, she with herself.
-Ever since dying came into fashion, life hasn’t been safe.
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