These thought proverbs, anti-proverbs and axiomatic truths were created by Randy Hasper.
A good proverb is like a good foot-bridge troll, short-statured, sturdy and armed with a vicious bite.
Taste makes haste.
An offended ear leaves a bad taste.
Good taste wins the chef awards; bad taste wins the comedian laughs.
Good taste migrates.
Bad taste lays waste.
King and queens are famous for two things: popular taste, and war.
There’s is a clear accounting for taste, familiarity.
Four tastes win, sugar, salt, fat and sin.
Tasty is pastry, delectable the simple vegetable.
Gobble hobble; waste taste.
Taste is mace; appetite is a mugger.
No accounting for tastelessness.
Taste is learned, unfamiliar spurned.
Taste is a blast; it comes from the past.
Pleasant places, pleasant tastes.
Sweet, the treat; sugar, the hooker.
The great enemy of coffee — bad coffee.
What we eat we wear.
Wisdom lies in the taste of ones own reticence.
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