No, it makes perfect sense if you treat it like the metaphorical expression it is and not a literal description of reality…
Or are you the kind of person to think, “measure twice, cut once” literally means you need to measure things twice and not that it’s about being careful?
I’d give it respect as a saying if it hadn’t been adopted by republicans as a means of putting down society at large. The Apple doesn’t fall across the bridge when it gets to it.
Also, I do measure twice. But I also cut three times because I’m terrible with electric saws and I need the practice.
You’re welcome to fight the treadmill of American language and associations to attempt to reclaim a saying that I personally view as limiting. Sounds like a huge undertaking, but it seems like it really matters to you. I’m rooting for you.
I’ll never cede ymca as a straight song, but a poorly thought out saying, I can’t care.
No, it makes perfect sense if you treat it like the metaphorical expression it is and not a literal description of reality…
Or are you the kind of person to think, “measure twice, cut once” literally means you need to measure things twice and not that it’s about being careful?
I’d give it respect as a saying if it hadn’t been adopted by republicans as a means of putting down society at large. The Apple doesn’t fall across the bridge when it gets to it.
Also, I do measure twice. But I also cut three times because I’m terrible with electric saws and I need the practice.
That’s stupid. Republicans will miscontrue and torture any expression if it lets them shit on others.
Just look at “right to work”, or all the BS they’ve spouted against universal healthcare since long before Trump et. al…
If you let lying cheating monsters define everything, OFC most of it isn’t going to be true.
You’re welcome to fight the treadmill of American language and associations to attempt to reclaim a saying that I personally view as limiting. Sounds like a huge undertaking, but it seems like it really matters to you. I’m rooting for you.
I’ll never cede ymca as a straight song, but a poorly thought out saying, I can’t care.