The pot calls the kettle black.

[blacknomi]

Hello, dear teachers,

Is there any similar idioms like this?



sabrina

[MikeNewYork]

Hello, dear teachers,

Is there any similar idioms like this?



sabrina

The pot/kettle idiom means that you should not disparage another for the same behavior that you exhibit.

A similar idiom is "those who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones". That means "if you throw stones at others, you should expect others to throw stones at you." If one lived in a house made of glass, the return fire could be costly.

[blacknomi]

I am moved to tears of gratitude.



sabrina

[MikeNewYork]

I am moved to tears of gratitude.



sabrina

<really laughing out loud>

[blacknomi]

I am moved to tears of gratitude.



sabrina

<really laughing out loud>

If you were a geisha(art person) in Japan, it's very impolite and rude to laugh with your teenth showing out like this


sabrina

[MikeNewYork]

I am moved to tears of gratitude.



sabrina

<really laughing out loud>

If you were a geisha(art person) in Japan, it's very impolite and rude to laugh with your teenth showing out like this


sabrina

I'll remember that if I'm ever a geisha. :wink:

[blacknomi]

I am moved to tears of gratitude.



sabrina

<really laughing out loud>

If you were a geisha(art person) in Japan, it's very impolite and rude to laugh with your teenth showing out like this


sabrina

I'll remember that if I'm ever a geisha. :wink:

[MikeNewYork]

I am moved to tears of gratitude.



sabrina

<really laughing out loud>

If you were a geisha(art person) in Japan, it's very impolite and rude to laugh with your teenth showing out like this


sabrina

I'll remember that if I'm ever a geisha. :wink:

:wink:

[blacknomi]

Stop laughing.

There are already 100+ faces under this subject.



sabrina

[MikeNewYork]

Stop laughing.

There are already 100+ faces under this subject.



sabrina

It's a very happy thread.