"Hindsight is always 20/20" what does it mean, and in what instances is this phrase used ?
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This phrase refers to looking back at what has happened in the past and everything seems to be clear (like perfect vision or eyesight which is 20/20).  Things make sense only after they have happened.  You have the benefit of seeing what happened at the beginning, middle, and end only after time has passed.  You can't go back and change things, but at least you have knowledge now about what could happen in the future for similar events.  The phrase is usually used in reference to something bad that happened or a missed opportunity, that had you known what you now know, you would have done things differently.
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"A stitch in time saves nine."  This means go for prevention, not repair.  e.g. Maintain your car according to the manufacturer's recommendations, don't wait until something goes wrong and you have to spend hundreds to get it fixed.\n"A rolling stone gathers no moss."  Nothing to do with Mick Jagger or Keith Richards.  It means that if you keep busy in your life, you won't get the consequences of being idle - boredom, extra weight, muscle weakness, fatigue, etc.\n"The early bird catches the worm."  A worm is the bird's source of food, nothing disgusting there.  This saying means that if you get to something (a place, an appointment, an objective) on time or ahead of time, you will get the benefits.  An example?  How about a Boxing Day sale?
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Not sure I understand the question.  Do you want to talk about plans that have gone wrong? Personally, I only recall those things when they can have a positive bearing on current plans! \n"Accent the positive, learn from the negative."
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Love is all about forgiving and forgetting, so I don't think the person who came up with this quote was very successful in his love life. In a way, I do agree with it if you love strong enough to KNOW that each other is sorry, but I'm a verbal person, so I always say I'm sorry when I am.
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Don't be so impulsive\n\n'Make up your mind' would be a better english equivelent phrase.\n\n'No seas' is a directive not a statement.
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we have the sentence in our language i don'y know what if in english it exists :\nAlways look at the fool part of the glass not the emptiness of it .\n\nMeaning : always think about the good part of the things happening to you , even in the worst situations !\n\nalways thank God and think about God .
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It's a joke version of the classic saying, "never put off til tomorrow what you can do today." The original is about avoiding procrastination. The quote you provide is encouraging procrastination.
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It's completely consistent. Essentially we cannot know about something until it happens, and then we understand it, in retrospect. Clear as Mud!
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"If it's not broke, don't fix it."\n\n"Leave well enough alone"\n\nThese sayings were made popular during WWII, when it's better to have something that works rather than something that's 'fixed' and no longer working. There were plenty of other things in those days to direct your good intentions towards.
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Looking at past events, it is easy to chalk up coincedences as fate.  But looking forward, nothing is written.  You get to decide your fate.\n\nLove,\nme
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The full phrase is "fools walk where angels fear to tread".  Basically it means that a foolish person will tend to do things or get into situations that ordinary people won't.
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does not seem to matter what we do or say-when or where-we will always be wrong
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a bad memory helps. and time aids in forgeting and putting new stuff on your mind so you think less about it. that's what happens to me. i think actions also aids in healing. but the quote "time heals all wounds" stuck around because it sounded wiser than "actions heal all wounds"
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It's usually meant as a friendly reminder to not judge someone hastily. A person might say to his friend, "you should walk a mile in his shoes..." with the implication being "before you judge his actions."  Hope this helps!
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It means that there would be no further hearings or court action... to complete the thought you'd need the context - it could be deferral pending some event or time ... you didn't give enough facts to fully answer.
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I don't know who said it, or the actual quote but it went along the lines of, "If you have 1 true friend, then you have succeeded in life".  I have plenty of true friends and I already feel like my life has mattered (whether for the better or worst I cannot say).  I remember a discussion we had in a class once in which a teacher said, no matter what we do, we will not matter in the large scale of things.  I disagreed of course and stated of course we change history.  For example, what if the man who invented the atom bomb were never born?  What if the people who researched penicillian had different paths and what if certain events, such as a teacher telling a student to get back in line and the student following through never occured?  Had that teacher not been there, the students' world could be very different.\n\nSo, I think everyone's life does matter in some way shape or form, unless you have no interaction with anyone at anytime your life does matter.  And even if you don't, in some way you are still a part of the earth, even when you die and become the ground again.
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"Never Settle for less but, remember... having more is not always important"\n\nAuthor : ME