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so this is why i've started saying "2 nickels isn't a lot" to reference the Dr. Doofenshmirtz line
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"I like your words, magic language man."
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My brother has shortened “the pot calling the kettle black” to “pot kettle, kettle pot”
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Instead of “even a broken clock is right twice a day” I’ve just started saying “broken clocks and whatever”
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I have never in my life heard the full “when in Rome” quote. I knew what it meant, but never thought there was more. What a trip
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People will say "jack of all trades, master of none" and forget "often times better than a master of one" so shortening can sometimes lose the meaning of the phrase itself
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It's like how we got from "How do you do?" to "How d'ye do?" then "Howdy do" and finally just "Howdy!"
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there's a really nefarious example of this in retail and hospitality industries; "the customer is always right [ in matters of taste ] "
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"great minds think alike, but fools seldom differ" is the full quote
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I’m always fascinated by phrases that are shortened in such a way that they change the original meaning (like “Curiosity killed the cat, but satisfaction brought it back.”)
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"Great minds think alike, but fools rarely differ" is one I'm fond of
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Sometimes the bit that gets left out is actually important though, such as "the customer is always right, in matters of taste" or "one bad apple spoils the bunch" or "imitation is the sincerest form of flattery that mediocrity can pay to greatness".
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"Speak of the devil and he doth appear."
I was today years old.
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Fun fact! The phrase "speak of the devil and he doth come" in swedish is "När man talar om trollen står de i farstun" which translates to "When you speak of the trolls, they stand in your hallway." It's usually shortened to only "När man talar om trollen..." We even usually annunciate it as if we're not done speaking, but everyone knows we are.
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The problem with all anapodotons is that they also often get lengthened for humor or to make a different point - thus confusing the original intent Witness: "He who laughs last... didn't get the joke" etc.
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I didn't know that "do what the romans do" came next
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„curiosity killed the cat, but satisfaction brought it back“
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But that last phrase that you spoke is an example of why this shortening can be dangerous. Most people think that the full saying is "great minds think alike", but the full saying is actually "great minds think alike and fools will rarely differ." The former is about how we know that a certain thing must be true because multiple people agree that it is true but the latter is a saying about the dangers of group think.
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Great Minds Think Alike
But Fools Rarely Differ.
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@alexia3552
2 months ago
“Great minds think alike, but fools rarely differ.”
I like the full saying because it’s a caution to sit back and critically analyze what everyone is heartily agreeing with you/each other on. Hold ideas up to the test of fact and evidence. And if it’s just a matter of taste, then now you know it’s not worth dying on a hill over.
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