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I've always gotten a kick out of all the old expressions that say alot in just the right number of words. Like "waste not want not" or "a stitch in time saves nine" or even the one in this thread title - "That hits the nail on the head"
"Idle hands are the work of the devil" or "Idle hands are the devil's playground"
What is your favorite, and are there any cool memories attached to it?
[quote=galaxyhi;48821643]If I don't have time to do something thoroughly, I give it a "quicky" and say " I gave it a lick and a promise".
Yeah, that's a good one.
"Her right hand doesn't know what her left hand is doing"
"Penny wise and pound foolish"
"The grass is always greener on the other side"
"Six of one, half dozen of the other"
"Don't put the baby out with the bathwater"
"Waste not want not"
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From my maternal grandmother
