Egg Proverb
"Don't put all your eggs in one basket."
If you do, you are taking a great risk that one false step will break them all.
Create a new proverb that has the 'same' meaning about bad consequences resulting from putting everything into one concentrated area.
Example:
"Don't take all your prescription drugs at once."
If you do, you are taking a great risk that one false step will break them all.
Create a new proverb that has the 'same' meaning about bad consequences resulting from putting everything into one concentrated area.
Example:
"Don't take all your prescription drugs at once."
posted by A.J. McCaffrey | 8:00 AM
13 Comments:
Don't put all your money in one stock.
Don't put all your hope in one athlete.
Don't put all your shoes on one foot.
Don't put all your weights on one end of the barbell.
Don't put all your bait on one hook.
Don't put all your saliva on one stamp.
Don't put all your thoughts into one sentence...or it can become one rambling run-on sentence filled with excess words and disconnected thoughts (you get the idea)...
Don't put all your chocolate chips on one cookie.
Don't bet all your money on one horse.
Don't use all your tissue on one sneeze.
Don't put all your ice cream on one cone.
Don't use all your batteries in one toy.
Don't use all your pitchers in one inning.
Don't use all your spices in one dish.
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