PROVERBS

Many English proverbs are very similar to Arabic ones, but use different words.

English
He ate us out of house and home.
Arabic
He ate the camel and all it carried.

English
Give him an inch and he'll take a yard.
Arabic
We let him in and he brought his donkey too.

English
When the cat's away the mice will play.
Arabic
When the lions were absent, the hyenas played.

SOLVE A RIDDLE

1) What starts with T, ends with T and is full of T?


2) Why is mayonnaise never ready?


3) What can run but has no legs?


4) What is clever and can speak every language?


5) What falls from sky but does not hurt itself?


6) Spell "hard water" in three letters.

mind-puzzled: BUNNY GIGGLES

mind-puzzled: BUNNY GIGGLES: "1) What do you call a dinosaur that has one eye and is after you for lunch? (DOYOUTHINKHESORUS) 2) What is the difference..."

BUNNY GIGGLES

1) What do you call a dinosaur that has one eye and is after you for lunch?

     (DOYOUTHINKHESORUS)

2) What is the difference between a nail and a bad boxer?

     (One Gets KNOCKED IN, the other gets KNOCKED OUT!

3) What goes zzub, zzub, zzub, zzub...?

     (A bee flying backwards)

4) What is the quickest way to count cows?

     (Use a COW-culator)

5) BOY : Who loses its HEAD EVERY MORNING?

    (GIRL: A PILLOW!)

6) Scarecrow: Please fellows, look scared or I'll lose my job!