Becky Clark, in her blog (http://www.beckyclark.net/page2.html), says it's time to twist some cliches... she picks some & gives us the first half. I'm trying to complete them, let's see how I do.
Don't judge a book by its __________ (author, it might be good)
It's the squeaky wheel that __________ (makes noise)
Nothing ventured, __________ (time saved)
A penny saved is __________ (a penny to spend another day)
People who live in glass houses __________ (must be rich, marry them)
If you can't beat 'em, __________ (run for your life)
A hole big enough to __________ (dump in)
When in Rome __________ (shop in Paris)
Early to bed and early to rise makes a man __________ (a disciplined weirdo)
Two's company, three's a __________ (bigger company
If the shoe fits, __________ (wear it)
All good things come to those who __________ (are walking towards it, in the opposite direction)
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