nice, nice

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what do u all think this statement means: never judge a book by it's cover!

because my aunt and grandmother told me that yesterday and i was like "what does that mean?"

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+4 Views: 1726 Answers: 8 Posted: 10 years ago

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Bob/PKB

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Best answer!

I went to dinner once at a buffet restaurant. There was a delicious looking slice of what appeared to be steak, with a light sauce and sauteed onions. There was even BACON slices in the mix. WOW! This looks GRRREEEAAATTT, I thought, and took a slab.
It was LIVER. I HATE LIVER. IT TASTED HORRIBLE. YUCK YUCK YUCK YUCK

So it is with not judging a book by its cover or a person by the outward appearance. What may look pleasing and agreeable at first glance can be something ugly and disgusting when you get up close and personal.

10 years ago. Rating: 2
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nice, nice

going to mark this as best answer! i ain't hear from u for a long while! thanks for the TUs! this evening when i came home from school u know i see that i have 41 unread notifications!!!!!!!lol! THAT IS A LOT!

commented 10 years ago

Bob/PKB

I just got home from school, too, and have some work to do; just taking a break from the day and checking in. Have a good evening and thanks for appreciating my answer. :D

commented 10 years ago

nice, nice

i now post your answer as the best so u go to school to? u mean university!

commented 10 years ago

Bob/PKB

Just a couple of enrichment courses at the local community college. I graduated from a state college many years ago and don't really want to focus on another degree, though if I did, I'd probably focus on English (composition rather than literature)

commented 10 years ago

nice, nice

to me literature in my school is very,very,very,vvvvveeerrrrryyyy BORING!

commented 10 years ago

Bob/PKB

...could be because your teacher just goes "blah blah blah" and doesn't stimulate thought and discussion. I had to read "Beowulf" as a high school sophomore (never understood a word). I subbed at high school 25 years later and the lesson of the day was "Beowulf". Filled with dread, class started. I actually understood what I read and it was pretty exciting stuff. I shared the "translation" with the class at the end of each section we read. The class, glassy-eyed and disinterested at the beginning, were asking "WHAT HAPPENED NEXT!" and waiting anxiously for the reply. The teacher CAN make all the difference.
...on the other hand, could be your attitude toward the subject. ???

commented 10 years ago

nice, nice

nope! is the teacher she is very boring! the books that we read are very interesting but our teacher makes it boring! i love the books! btw, we are doing brown sugar and spice!

commented 10 years ago

Ducky

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It often refers to people. They may look very beautiful but be nasty on the inside or be a wonderful person who is not quite so good looking. They may present themselves as honest but only because they want something from you. They may be seem unfriendly but are simply shy. It's always good to get to know people very well, before you decide "who they really are".

10 years ago. Rating: 10
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ROMOS

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You look on the outside and see some of the things he's doing on the field that maybe you don't think are appropriate. But once you get to know him, he's a fierce competitor and, at times, maybe not your best qualities come out when you're trying to win.

10 years ago. Rating: 8
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nice, nice

thanks! now i know!

commented 10 years ago

jhharlan

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Means I can dress up in my best and put on make-up but I’m still just me………..

10 years ago. Rating: 8
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terryfossil 1

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it means whatever you are looking at,,do not judge it, until you have learnt more about it,,,,,,it goes with ,,,believe only half you see and none you hear,,,,,,,nice talking NICE!!,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

10 years ago. Rating: 8
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nice, nice

you're welcome!

commented 10 years ago

sunnyB

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It means , what you see is not always what you get. Or, people are not always what they seem to be.

10 years ago. Rating: 8
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mycatsmom

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It means don't form opinions about people based on the way the look ,or the way they walk, or their hair or make-up. Get your impressions about them by getting to know them on the inside.

10 years ago. Rating: 4
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tabber

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get a few facts about something or somebody before you make a major decision about who or what they are or are not.

10 years ago. Rating: 3
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nice, nice

thanks tabber! and hello! never heard from u for a long while busy huh? yeah me too! right now i am finishing my english project! just taking breaks in between! lol! :) {a lot}

commented 10 years ago

tabber

what is your major and/or area of interest ms nice nice?

commented 10 years ago

nice, nice

no reason my tabber! is just i ain't hear u for a while! so just checking how u going! bffs!

commented 10 years ago

Colleen

n.n., she wants to know if you have a major course of study at school. One thing in particular that is more important than other courses. What area of interest do you have in learning (education).

Tabber, nice,nice is not in the USA. She's still learning some of our phrases.

commented 10 years ago

nice, nice

yeah!! i love french {francais} and spanish {el espanol}. i also like maths and english. in fact i love all my subjects and course work! lol! btw (by the way) bffs means best friends forever!

commented 10 years ago

tabber

thank you Colleen for clarifications!

commented 10 years ago

Colleen

No problem tabber. Worldwide forums can cause a little confusion in dialogues ;)

commented 10 years ago

tabber

Colleen what i am happy about it that we are communicating will people from everywhere around the world.

commented 10 years ago

Colleen

That's why I like Skype. I talk to people around the world and learn about their culture, politics, lifestyles and such and the most common thing I find is that we really are the same world around.

commented 10 years ago

tabber

Colleen, curious, do they speak english, or do you speak in other languages?

commented 10 years ago

Colleen

No, they all speak English. Seems to be a popular language. ;)

commented 10 years ago

tabber

yippy!

commented 10 years ago

Colleen

Did you just transform into benthere?

commented 10 years ago

tabber

Colleen what did i say that reminded you of benthere

commented 10 years ago

Colleen

You said, "yippy". That's pretty much his trademark answer here.

commented 10 years ago

tabber

Colleen i love that word. (yippy)

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