Last Man Standing

When in the cradle or a boat that rocks life's lessons are learned at the school of hard knocks where these things are taught you didn't oughta 1., stand up in a canoe when it's in the water as you may pitch overboard go down and nearly drown &/or, 2., stand up in a hammock slung between the trees as you could fall all out but merely skin your knees unless you land upon your head and then you may end up dead
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