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If you share a house with rats treat them well as they may be helpful in danger Go to Quote / Comment | by Solomon Ochwo-Oburu
A beautiful lady does not announce her presence Go to Quote / Comment | by Solomon Ochwo-Oburu
Creativity does not ask for experience Go to Quote / Comment | by Solomon Ochwo-Oburu
Imagination is a compass guiding you into the unknown Go to Quote / Comment | by Solomon Ochwo-Oburu
The mouth is proud when fed. Without food it laments Go to Quote / Comment | by Solomon Ochwo-Oburu
The anthill without termites may be accused of genocide Go to Quote / Comment | by Solomon Ochwo-Oburu
I was born a fool, grew up a fool but life taught me to be wise. Go to Quote / Comment | by Solomon Ochwo-Oburu
However much you scratch an itching toe it cannot get cured Go to Quote / Comment | by Solomon Ochwo-Oburu