Apr
Cabbage Rose
Posted in Ribbons | No Comments »What do these phrases mean?
It is better to plant a cabbage rose. The end justifies the means. Modern literature is decadent. Experience is the best teacher. Ignorance is bliss. It is better to have a bee in the bonnet of a chip on his shoulder. The two never meet. There is no room for the ivory tower in the modern world. To be perfect, is to be chronically dissatisfied. (One line = one sentence)
1. Not too sure, perhaps the facility with something big, ugly? Honestly, I do not know, sorry: | 2. This means doing something wrong to end another bad thing, for example, torture someone is horrible, however, they could be being tortured to find information on how to save the world (dramatic I know, just an example):) 3. Not an idea, may mean that it is not as good as it used to be? | 4. Teachers help you learn things, yes, but it means that the best way to learn something through experience it:) 5. Means that when someone which is very annoying is to ignore you is bliss (I think: /) 6. Means two things should never collide, for example, work and living at home:) 7. Not an idea, regardless PLEASE racism, I think it could refer to something Caucasian do not have the power? | 8. Simple, perfect is not good:) Sorry I could not quite help you: /