sayings

Edit: The content is much more about the sayings and metaphors used within venture capital.

That had more totally non-applicable down-home folksy sayings per paragraph than the average Sarah Palin speech.

At least Slack rotates through a few different sayings that tend to be goofy instead of creepy - and you can change them.

In terms of wise sayings, it's on the level of fortune cookies.

I wanted to include more examples of short and fairly valid sayings for politics and economics.

Also the whole premise around these sayings is ultimately flawed.

As one of my favorite sayings goes: A man holding a cat by the tail learns something he can learn in no other way (Mark Twain).

I always thought these sayings were more about what people get upto in the evenings - that's usually when parties, drinking, etc.

But Jesus probably spoke in Aramaic (not Hebrew), so the sayings in the text would be a translation, but probably translated while still an oral tradition.

Witty sayings are not meant to prove anything.

But you are aware of these sayings correct?

It's being able to think in the language (rather than translating), about being able to express yourself in slang/sayings/expressions that you don't learn in textbooks, about the accent you speak in, and so on.

We have saying here "owns money as Greece" - and that sayings was coined in 19th century.

At some level it is probably in the same family as sayings like "Get out of your comfort zone" and such.

It's behaviour that seems very true to the war-lord that inspires it however [as much as that person is depicted in "his" writings/collected sayings].

Sayings like: "This is shit, that's awesome!" are just not true.