Recently, during a lull in the action while on a field trip, I asked a couple of students, RS and FO, to complete some sayings/statements I had written up. The only condition being that they could not complete the sentence in the normally accepted manner. Here's what they wrote:
1) Where there's a will, there's a death.
2) If you run away from home, you also run away from your best friend.
3) What goes up, must not be dense.
4) Whatever else you do, don't ever repeat yourself.
5) The only thing I am certain of is that I am not certain.
6) When I meet St. Peter, the first thing I'll ask him is this good LSD?
7) If you climb every mountain you come across, you will have tired feet.
8) Never say no to a giant.
9) A thing of beauty is a dangerous thing.
10) The brain does what the heart cannot pump.
1) Where there's a will, there's a death.
2) If you run away from home, you also run away from your best friend.
3) What goes up, must not be dense.
4) Whatever else you do, don't ever repeat yourself.
5) The only thing I am certain of is that I am not certain.
6) When I meet St. Peter, the first thing I'll ask him is this good LSD?
7) If you climb every mountain you come across, you will have tired feet.
8) Never say no to a giant.
9) A thing of beauty is a dangerous thing.
10) The brain does what the heart cannot pump.
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