I LOVE the fact that I’ve spent most of my life researching history.

I LOVE the fact that a large part of the time has been spent in the 16th/17th cc.

I LOVE the fact that I love proverbs/literature/poets and playwrights.

I LOVE full stop.

 

Wiki : John Heywood

So many “famous” proverbs.

• What you have, hold.
• Haste maketh waste. (1546)
• Out of sight out of mind. (1542)
• When the sun shineth, make hay. (1546)
• Look ere ye leap. (1546)
• Two heads are better than one. (1546)
• Love me, love my dog. (1546)
• Beggars should be no choosers. (1546)
• All is well that ends well. (1546)
• The fat is in the fire. (1546)
• I know on which side my bread is buttered. (1546)
• One good turn asketh another. (1546)
• A penny for your thought. (1546)
• Rome was not built in one day. (1546)
• Better late than never. (1546)
• An ill wind that bloweth no man to good. (1546)
• The more the merrier. (1546)
• You cannot see the wood for the trees. (1546)
• This hitteth the nail on the head. (1546)
• No man ought to look a given horse in the mouth. (1546)
• Tread a woorme on the tayle and it must turne agayne. (1546)
• Wolde ye bothe eate your cake and haue your cake? (1562)
• When he should get aught, each finger is a thumb. (1546)

 

But MY PERSONAL favourite is now a mis-quote. Check out the supposed/maybe/could be origins of …

 

…HE WHO LAUGHS LAST, LAUGHS LONGEST :o)

 

WOW! Them FE HATERS/TROLLS/FLUFFHEADS/RETARDS are getting nasty desperate insulting angry PATHETIC ? ? ?

 

LMFAO :o)