View Poll Results: A stitch in time saves nine.

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  • You should deal with problems early on before they get worse.

    976 88.57%

  • You should wait until the time is right before dealing with something.

    126 11.43%
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  1. 15-Feb-2006, 05:39 #1
    Tdol
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    Default A stitch in time

    Check the meaning of this idiom here.
  2. 15-Jun-2006, 13:24 #2
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    Default Re: A stitch in time

    This is an easy one
  3. 31-Jan-2007, 08:59 #3
    fareed
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    Default Re: A stitch in time

    this is cool
  4. 08-Feb-2007, 08:23 #4
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    Default Re: A stitch in time

    It Is The Same As "procrastination Is The Thief Of Time"
  5. 16-Feb-2007, 00:10 #5
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    Default Re: A stitch in time

    Quote Originally Posted by marion gomes View Post
    It Is The Same As "procrastination Is The Thief Of Time"
    never heard of that one. Thanks for sharing :)
  6. 21-Mar-2007, 17:09 #6
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    Default Re: A stitch in time

    Thanks for all
    this one is easier :)
  7. 01-Apr-2007, 11:08 #7
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    Default Re: A stitch in time

    ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
  8. 28-Jun-2007, 11:21 #8
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    Default Re: A stitch in time

    God, give me patience but give it to me NOW!
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