1.
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Anything that can go wrong, |
a
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with a unicorn. |
2
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It is morally wrong |
b
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always moves faster. |
3
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The light at the end of the tunnel |
c
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you obviously don't know what the hell is going on. |
4
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Never sleep with anyone |
d
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will take longer and cost more than you thought |
5
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Beauty is only skin deep. |
e
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the longest distance between two points. |
6
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Never play leapfrog |
f
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to allow suckers to keep their money. |
7
|
A Smith&Wesson |
g
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a model quite like yours before. |
8
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If everything seems to be going well, |
h
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makes the rules. |
9
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Never argue with a fool, |
i
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Ugly goes to the bone. |
10
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A short cut is always |
j
|
you must first prove you don't need it. |
11
|
Friends come and go but . |
k
|
will go wrong. |
12
|
Everyone has a scheme for getting rich |
l
|
somebody will. |
13
|
The other queue |
m
|
beats four aces. |
14
|
Murphy's Golden Rule: whoever has the gold |
n
|
is directly proportional to the cost of the carpet. |
15
|
Anything you try to fix |
ñ
|
is the headlamp of an oncoming train. |
16
|
The repairman will never have seen |
o
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people might not know the difference. |
17
|
In order to get a loan, |
p
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ends badly. |
18
|
No
matter how long or how hard you shop for an item, |
q
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on another floor. |
19
|
The
chance of a piece of bread falling with the buttered side down |
r
|
crazier than yourself. |
20
|
If you explain so clear that nobody can misunderstand, |
s
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who don't have to do it themselves. |
21
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Anything that begins well |
t
|
makes telephones ring. |
22
|
The lift is always |
u
|
after you've bought it, it will be on sale somewhere cheaper. |
23
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Anything that begins badly |
v
|
that will not work. |
24
|
If it looks easy, it's difficult; |
w
|
will work perfectly when the repairman arrives. |
25
|
Nothing is impossible for people |
x
|
enemies accumulate. |
26
|
Machines that have broken down |
y
|
ends worse. |
27
|
Having baths |
z
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If it looks difficult, it's impossible. |
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