Posted by dangerdoc on February 10, 2008 at 15:22:09 from (208.66.88.62):
In Reply to: O T ** Old Saying ** posted by Dutchman on February 10, 2008 at 06:13:59:
A farmer was walking out to the barn on a cold winter day when he saw a chick that had excaped the henhouse. The chick was all but frozen and he didn't have time to put it back. He looks around and sees a steaming cow pie. He scoops out a little hole and put the chick into it and covers it up to it's neck.
As the chick warms up, it starts peeping in dismay. A fox hears it and snatches it out of the cowpie and eats it.
The moral:
It's not always your enemies that get you into it.
It's not always your friends that get you out of it.
And when your into it up to your neck, keep your mouth shut.
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