Cherrypie, Jams, Ardent, it seems to be quite an old saying, anyway. As it is one on 'manners', at first sight I thought it could be 'translated' as: Don't interfere unasked into other's life / affairs / business (even when your intention is a good one). In case I don't forget I shall ask some of my 'deep throats'. :)
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Else?
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That's what I thought, jmb.
It leaves room to contemplate about, anyway, would you agree?
To me it is talking about stealing.
I've never heard that saying before Sean,
I have not heard this saying.
Does it mean:
We don't need your help or interference.
Hmmm, still thinking.
Cherrypie, Jams, Ardent,
it seems to be quite an old saying, anyway.
As it is one on 'manners', at first sight I thought it could be 'translated' as: Don't interfere unasked into other's life / affairs / business (even when your intention is a good one).
In case I don't forget I shall ask some of my 'deep throats'. :)
And don't bring it to school. When I lived in Nepal there was a lot of cutting done this way.
Colin,
so Cherrypie got closer - it's about stealing? :)
I thought Cherie's answer very good. What did those "deep throats" say? Or Mr Google?
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