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.
Fledgling businesses are like fledgling birds — multiple crash landings while learning to fly.
All fledglings do some yelling.
Fly; crash, dredge, fledge.
Pledge to fledge; commit to fly.
A over-fledged system lowers resistance.
Done fledging, start giving.
Fledged oppression spawns aggression.
Fledged in a nest of protection, we leap onto an updraft of adventure.
All fledgling recovery is fueled by discovery.
To fully fledge is to become fully self-feeding.
Run, fly, haul — if not, crawl.
Jet to the continents; amble through the neighborhoods.
Rise like a rocket; fall like a falcon.
Float through your dreams; stomp through reality.
To get a business off the ground, innovate; to keep it aloft, excite.
Fly using neurons; soar using synapses.
Morality is a flight — or a crash site.
Words zip and fly by means of wry.
If you fly off the handle, apologize your way back on.
Time flies; flies take their time.
The wise fly through the eye of the lie.
Hubble, bubble, toil and space rubble.
Modern Thought Proverbs, Aphorisms and Epigrams