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PRAISE (pos.) 522 A most dangerous enemy plays a friend. 523 Every cloud has a silver lining. 524 A hot spoon has the same view as the cold one. 525 A poison treats man, too. But this fact doesn’t present it as a good matter. 526 Mouse’s shit is not a caraway. Sheep’s balls are not nuts. 527 Even if the word “khalva” will be said many times, a tongue will not feel sweetness. 528 The most difficult deed for a playwright is stopping of spectator’s cough, but not to arouse applause. 529 It always seems that a black dressing-gown is coved by light spots and a white one – by dark spots. 530 Praise is not pudding. 531 That who speaks by the language of advertisement, speaks by the language of deception.
PRAISE (neg.) 532 Praise is better than a wine. A man feels giddy and doesn’t fall. 533 They, that value not praise, will never do anything worthy of praise.
PRAISE (lack) 534 If a cup is not broken then nobody hears the crying that it was the loved.
believer’s PRAISE (pos.) 535 Only that fact is indubitable that a paradise is the paradise till a real visit.
chief’s PRAISE (pos.) 536 Well, superiors feel man’s merit best of all. They are in need of good subordinates as agarics are indeed of manure.
PRAISE for the sake of cunning (neg.) 537 It is easy to put a honeyed knife even into an enemy’s mouth.
to PRAISE a great man (pos.) (see also fame, glory, gratitude, honor, merit, past, perfection) 538 They illuminate dark places. The fire doesn’t stand in need of illumination. 539 One praises his own taste involuntary (unwittingly), when he praising or criticizing something. Is it the good taste?
to PRAISE a great man (neg.) 540 Everyone likes mutuality. The less merits a man has, the less his wish to the praise of others. 541 It is better if a living man takes a crown with laurels, than the dead one.
great man’s PRAISE (pos.) (see also lie, trust) 542 A base of praise is the belief in own superiority.
interlocutor’s PRAISE (pos.) 543 Look another buyer for your goods. 544 Put shit into your magic box, too. Let it turns into an alluring thing.
interlocutor’s PRAISE of misunderstanding thing (pos.) 545 We are virgins. Your tale about orgasm doesn’t convince us. Close to the effect.
mutual PRAISE (pos.) 546 A dog licks another one.
my PRAISE (pos.) 547 Only a priest has the habit to sanctify all things which he sees. However I am not the priest.
to PRAISE an ordinary man (pos.) 548 The less merits a man has, the more he is longing to get a praise.
ordinary man’s PRAISE (pos.) 549 Everything seems to be millet for a blind hen. 550 Blind men and prisoners glorify sun best of all.
PRAISE a person (pos.) 551 In one’s sleeve they to laugh only about the person, who was praised. 552 He who has a good knowledge about the true cause reason and motive of praising doesn’t look it. 553 N is not so confused that he stands in need of praise. 554 If you intend turn into a permanent trouble your life then measure your merit by praises and blames. 555 If a man has the wish to raise something it means that this thing seems him to be low.
PRAISE a person (pos., neg.) 556 Incense for carrying-out.
PRAISE a person (neg.) 557 Praising is always good. It is useful for a good man and harmful for a bad one. 558 A noble person is in the habit of praising. A base one is in the habit of abusing. 559 A deviation from praise is the wish to hear this praise one more or the wish to hear more refined one.
poor man’s PRAISE (pos.) 600 Noodles seem to be butter for a hungry man. 601 An oat loaf is good for a man who never ate wheaten one. 602 A donkey is the horse where the horse is lack. 603 A dog gnaws a bone if there is no meat on it. 604 They praise any fish if they angle it but not net.
premature PRAISE (pos.) 605 A wise man praises a day in the evening.
seller’s PRAISE (pos.) 606 I understand. It is impossible to give a broom in marriage to somebody without praising.
victor’s PRAISE (pos.) 607 A victor has the benefit, when he praises vanquished.
PRAISE a woman (pos.) 608 Tell a woman, that she is fair, and she will soon turn fool. A man who praises woman is harmful and dangerous.
PRAISED thing (pos.) 609 Perfume is such thing which smells by itself. It is not just the thing which was praised by seller. 610 Virtue is praised by all, but practiced by few. 611 Even a cat seems to be a sable in the night. 612 They praise perishable goods with the greatest inspiration.
PRAYER (pos.) 613 All prayers come to that twice two wouldn’t be four. 614 One hour of justice is better than hundred years of prayer. 615 He who feels own unity with the Creator may already doesn’t pray for. 616 He who prays is an atheist. Prayer is for those who feel that the God is too far, but not around and inside us. 617 Praying believer is too resembles the man who counts up one’s profit. 618 Do you think that the God loves cadgers and mercenary persons who believe and pray for rewards? 619 If ordeals were sent to some man, then his prayer for other things is the evident opposition with the God’s will. 620 What prayers in the paradise for? I am not you. I prepare myself for just the paradise. 621 Is it true that the God doesn’t agree to participate in good deeds for nothing, without somebody’s prayers or He couldn’t think out what must He do without somebody’s application? 622 There are many whips for a worn out horse. There are many prayers for the worn out person. 623 There are people who indulge in a self-hypnosis and repudiate it. Usually, such people may be called liars and know-nothings. However, they call themselves by the praying men. 624 I have my own opinion about the benefit of prayers. Patriarch and parishioners prayed for peace between President of Russia and parliament. Patriarch, Synod, parishioners and Internet users prayed for salvation of sailors of “Kursk” submarine. They prayed for Beslan’s hostages, too. Good results were absent. 625 It is better to address at the active truth straightly, but not to the God. 626 He who learnt to govern one’s mind rightly troubles gods rarely.
PRAYER (neg.) 627 Labour as long lived, pray as ever dying.
PRAYER before eating (pos.) 628 I prefer a fresh food.
PRAYER about enrichment (pos.) 629 Your prayer will not be accomplished. You don’t trust in God. You have gone without the sack.
PRAYER with kneeling (pos.) 630 A kneeled man has not more steadiness.
PRAYER of a poor man (pos.) (see also opinion) 631 He who sowed badly prays more sincere than others. 632 If the God heard your prayers you would have asked him to make you rich for a long ago.
PRAYER into the religious building (pos.) 633 You have no confusion to beg king in people’s presence. Is not it? 634 Both clearing one’s body in sight of people and clearing one’s soul in sight of people are equal indecent behaviour for me. 635 If somebody says, “It is impossible to be believed and have no visits in the temple” then I answer, “It is impossible to be believer and recognize out of temple’s prayers as good-for-nothing”. 636 He who has difficulties during self-dependent contact with the God goes in the temple. 637 What great number of people wouldn’t go in the temple, if they will be seen there only by the God! 638 He who doesn’t love a private love and intercourse and subconsciously prefers collective sex and orgies, calls to common prayer by the more natural and easy mode. 639 He who subconsciously admits collective sex and orgies instead of the private love and intercourse, calls to common prayer by the more natural and easy mode. 640 He who absolves criminals and wishes to help them to get in the paradise thanks to their money, goes to pray in the temple which was partially built on the money of criminals and prostitutes. 641 Well, a temple's pray is very important. Greek hierarches make fisticuffs with delaying Armenian ones near the God's grave for the sake of temple's pray
PRAYER into the religious building (pos.) 642 You have no confusion to beg king personally, but not together with all people. Is not it? 643 After long practice a man, who being into a synagogue thought about sale and purchase, begin thinks about the God during sale and purchase.
PRAYER of a rich man (pos.) 644 Perhaps, it is better to do something for love to a neighbor than to pray. 645 I see. A great wonder happens during each prayer of a rich man. He does not keep his hands on the purse.
PRAYER of Russian (pos.) 646 Russians know the value of prayer. They named “the pie with a prayer” the pie without filling.
PRAYER with sitting (neg.) 647 It is better to be sitting thinking about the God than to be standing thinking about sitting.
PRAYER for a subordinate (pos.) 648 They don’t plough by prayers. 649 If the God fulfill prayers, why teachers and superiors are live? 650 He who has zeal for shift off responsibility on others has more zeal for prayer. 651 Well, a prayer is the best excuse for any being late.
PRAYER out of time (pos.) 652 A king fix the hour for private requests of his servants. But servants have right to come to the king in any time for the sake of king’s deeds.
PREACHER (pos.) 653 Usually, the most envious believers become preachers. Such believers, for lack of God’s wonders, can stand out from the fraternity only for a big number of new believers that were involved in religion by them. The less wonders, the more an itch of preaching.
common PREACHING (pos.) 654 Any preaching must corresponds parishioners. A clever man is bored to listen the preaching which was intended for a crowd.
PRECISION (pos.) 655 Precision is the politeness of executioner. 656 A man has no mistake only when he hits the sky by finger. 657 If they send a fool for buying a bottle of wine he will brings just one.
PRECISION of a corpulent man (lack) 658 Corpulence brings up precision. Corpulent man never sits down in an arm-chair without precision.
PRECISION for a male (neg.) 659 A male, who would have the same careless treatment of precision, will get into an ass.
PREDETERMINATION for a male (pos.) 660 Do all know that you prefer to fix a girl and not to waste yourself for preliminary endearments?
PREDICTION (pos.) 661 A foreseeing man has not friends. People don’t trust him before the trouble and laugh at him. And they feel humility after the trouble. And they are irritated with him.
exact PREDICTION (pos.) 662 Listen exact prognosis for tomorrow in the day after tomorrow.
long-term PREDICTION (neg.) 663 A long-term prediction are more accurate. We can have more confidence in the future of a man after two hundred years than after one year.
old man’s PREDICTION (neg.) 664 An old bull has more knowledge about winter’s food than the spring’s bull-calf.
PREDICTION about a quantity (pos.) 665 Don’t count your chickens before they are hatched.
long PREFACE (pos.) 666 A long preface resembles the man with a big hat on his head who prevents to look at the stage.
PREFERENCE (neg.) 667 -The independence belong rather the preference than the reading. -I see. You have a shortage of independence.
PREPARE (pos.) (see also aid, help, influence of conditions) 668 Well. Everyone must prepare oneself to the life still before own birth. 669 Sorry. You can’t appraise at its true worth the virginity. Prepared prostitutes are the best for you. 670 It is easy to reach Florida on foot than to built a car for traveling there. 671 I see. You have need in preparing yourself even during loving play. 672 The lazy-bones and the greedy persons like dry tree, which are prepared firewood already.
PREPARE (neg.) 673 I see. Your mind prompts you to move out a queen at the second move. 674 He who wishes to hit must aim. 675 He who wishes to have a faithful horse must buy a foal. 676 Only a mushroom may be found where they were not sown. 677 It is better to prepare a sledge during the summer and a cart – during the winter. 678 They place a pastry into a hot oven. 679 Pair of ovum and one penis is the norm for a man, but not the wrong way. 680 If an aircraft construction was developed beforehand then everyone can use the simplicity of hour-long flight to Florida (Paris, London, …). 681 They never feed and water a cow during milking. 682 It would be better if a winter will harass us during a summer. 683 In a bad weather a good mountaineer preparing for climbing. He must be ready before the good weather will came.
PREPARE exploitation (lack) 684 One sat down on the camel not for the safeguard of his boots against sand.
PREPARE smth. during a long time (pos.) 685 What to prepare banquet till guests begin die of starvation for?
PREPARE smth. during a long time (neg.) 686 Every jump was prepared, and preparation for it always occupied more time than this jump.
PREPARE a male for matrimony (pos.) 687 Well, boys have no the preparation for a matrimonial life. Nobody bought the fat or bow-legged Barbies for them.
PREPARE a war (neg.) 688 He who wishes to live in peace must prepare himself for a war.
woman PREPARES (pos.) 689 Marry somebody firstly. Prepare swaddling clothes afterwards.
PRESENCE (pos.) (see also availability, ownership, take) 690 The day is breaking even without cock’s crowing. 691 Even a round seed can pierce an earth. 692 Nobody breaks a wine bottle at one’s head, because of lacking a corkscrew. 693 He who has all the things begins to wish a wish and to thirst for a thirst.
PRESENCE (neg.) 694 I don’t like dancing without music. 695 It is easy to suffer any thirst when a well is not dry.
PRESENCE (lack) 696 While being in the wood many people have no an idea that there are billets under the bark. 697 I see. You can sell me an egg without a yolk.
PRESENCE of assistants (pos.) 698 He, who doing nothing, has assistants most of all.
PRESENCE of smth. everywhere (pos.) 699 If something is on the table then why the same thing must be under the table?
PRESENCE of incomprehensible thing (lack) 700 Chinese language is not intelligible for everybody. However, it exists.
PRESENCE of a leader (pos.) 701 Non-existance of a leader is the non-existance of the vulnerable point.
PRESENCE of a man (pos.) 702 A personal presence is necessary only during an own dying.
PRESENCE of a precedent (pos.) 703 If a bath-house is empty it is not means there is the ban for an entrants.
PRESENCE of part (pos.) (see also part) 704 The butterfly is nice if only it has all wings. 705 Unfledged arrow flies sideways. 706 It’s enough lacking single powder for a loss of a battle. 707 What water pipe without a tap for? 708 A find of one boot is not an occasion for the festival.
PRESENCE of part (neg.) 709 It’s enough to draw a fish even with one eye. 710 A desire of buying all kinds of sweets is the desire of a child. 711 There are not hands, which have possibility to embrace all things at once. 712 It is bad doing nothing because it is impossible that the all deeds will be done. 713 There are many superfluous things into the complete works. 714 Thirst for completeness based rather on oneself than on the value of an absent thing. 715 The full jug pulls hand to the bottom. 716 Prosperity may be measured even by a part of percent, and the crisis is measuring by the whole ones.
PRESENCE of servant (pos.) 717 Don’t have a servant if you wish to have a true humane treatment with him.
to PRESENT (pos.) (see also boon, concession, free of charge, generosity, gift, give, wait the present) 718 -I don’t wish to lead you into error. -What by? -By the exaggerated fine my regard for you.
to PRESENT (neg.) 719 A clever husband presents expensive and beautiful plates and dishes to own wife in order to avoid washing them. 720 I imagine your love to a funeral repast where a custom of making presents is lacking.
to PRESENT (exist) 721 I know. At first a drunk man cries, “Champagne to me! Champagne to everybody!” Later they hear “An account for me! An account for everybody!”
to PRESENT smth. for darling (neg.) 722 The love is a good thing, but a gold chain will be left forever.
to PRESENT flowers (pos.) 723 Well, many people may bring flowers for N. They may even to adorn his tombstone. 724 A gift of flowers is a sacrifice with one peculiarity. Modern heathens destroy vegetation instead of beasts.
great PRESENT (pos.) (see also alms, economize, generosity, expenditure) 725 I would have agreed with you, if the reverence of the Gods corresponded to the size of the sacrifice.
great PRESENT (neg.) 726 He who presents not so much presents insufficiently.
PRESENT for hands or a neck (pos.) 727 The best present for hands, neck and many other things is soap.
joint PRESENT (neg.) (see also join) 728 One ram’s leg is a present of five joint visitors. Five ram’s legs are a present of five separated visitors.
the PRESENT (pos.) 729 Well, if someone complains to of today then in contrary a thief blesses it.
PRETEND to be somebody (pos.) 730 Are you so young that you have so great love to masquerades? 731 There is no a bad man who has not a pretence.
PRETEND to be somebody (neg.) 732 If you would blow out your cheeks during a storm then you would have the right to speak about your great abilities late. 733 People are cowards. Let they pretend. Perhaps, they would learn to pretend to be brave.
my PRETEND to be somebody (exist) 734 If I should can to pretend to be somebody, I should drink during my work and pretend to be sober.
limited PRETENSION (pos.) 735 Only fools claim all their pretension before a good times.
PRETTINESS (pos.) 736 Prettiness makes no pottage.
PREVIOUS (exist) 737 A broken mirror couldn’t become previous one.
PRICELESSNESS (exist) 738 Any price is the variety of measure. A mad man not knows the right measure.
an excessive PRICE (exist) 739 This price includes also the judicious recompense for remorse which been during setting the price.
PRIDE (pos.) (see also ambition, egoism, excited, fame, honor, merit, modesty, notable, past, priority, self-respect, stateliness, superiority) 740 An overblown bubble doesn’t last long. 741 Cats jump at the proud men’s chests. 742 Raindrops fall into a proud man’s nose. 743 It’s much easier to stumble when your nose is turned up. 744 First of all, water flows into that boat which has a turned up nose. 745 Sometimes, proud men are similar to babies: they are covered with shit but keep their head high. 746 Pride is the situation when somebody hasn’t enough knowledge about merit of others. 747 As usual pride increases with the increase of fear. 748 Pondering about any fall, one comes to the conclusion that it always was preceded by pride. 749 Is there anything good in pride, if it hates itself in others? 750 The person who knows about himself some more has less respect of himself. 751 One of the ways to forget one’s sins is the pride. 752 What pride for? What such thing for instigate person to the self-murder because of each significant cause and to the dangerous duel because of insignificant one? 753 Once, a proud man refused to swim doggy-paddle (frog-paddle) and so he drowned. 754 The more pride, the more envy.
PRIDE (neg.) 755 You can see more in a day with your head up than you can in a lifetime with your head down. 756 Anger controlled by disdain is not the worst thing. 757 One doesn’t choke with water if he has uplifted chin during his swimming. 758 Those who proudly lift up their heads are those in whose nature it is to stand upright. 759 Pride is the best anaesthetic. 760 Well, a fellow fights with pride successfully when he is toady and servile. 761 Lack of wish to take pride to engender the pride, too. But it is the worst kind of pride. 762 A man who takes pride knows his own predestination and his own soleness for it.
PRIDE (lack) 763 The one who “extirpated” one’s pride is proud most of all.
PRIDE for a believer (neg.) 764 To see eagles is God’s gift. Keep your heads up!
PRIDE for a great man (neg.) 765 A man with a head below his shoulders is like a pig. 766 If you don’t turn up your nose you won’t see the stars. 767 Complete humility and lack of pride is characteristic of the one who can’t see his spiritual growth. 768 The one who values knowledge also values the result of knowledge – pride.
PRIDE for an interlocutor (pos.) 769 Now I understand: it is much more pleasant to be proud of something we don’t have.
PRIDE for an interlocutor (neg.) 770 Do you reject the sense that can moderate envy?
interlocutor's PRIDE (pos.) 771 Did someone stick peacock’s feathers into your tail?
interlocutor's PRIDE that he had been near mr. N (pos.) 772 Well, they see you were near N at the distance of his spit.
PRIDE of a male (neg.) 773 The male’s courage never spurns pride.
my PRIDE (neg.) 774 I am not greedy. Prideful is the man who takes less than offered. 775 I am not quite so sure of my baseness as you are. That’s why I am still a proud man.
PRIDE for an ordinary man (neg.) 776 Those who have nothing to be proud of, scold pride more than the others.
PRIDE of a strange man (neg.) 777 Proud men always complain of other proud men’s pride.
PRIDE for a subordinate (pos.) 778 The proud horse dies of thirst. 779 A bridle is drawn more tightly for a proud horse.
PRIDE for a subordinate (neg.) 780 People are proud of things they have done. It is better to do one’s own business at one’s own place, than to do another’s business at another’s place. Of course, from doing another’s business at another’s place, no pride would arise.
PRIDE of a weak man (pos.) 781 Pride is the comforter of the weak. 782 Now I understand. Pride protects a man from the sense of his own imperfection. 783 Pride is one of the feelings of losers. That same feeling to a man who excel us, we call haughtiness.
PRIDE of a woman (pos.) 784 Pride of a woman is a sign of her unsuccessful family life. 785 Why be similar to a silly hen, whose best part is the chest?
PRIEST (pos.) 786 Priests are or hiders of crimes or traitors of confessed men. 787 A priest is “an idol”, too. But he is the worst, because he affirms: “Don’t make an idol for oneself!” 788 A priest is like a thief. Any received thing is good for him. 789 There are bugs even a priest’s bed. 790 It’s high time to prosecute all priests for unfair advertisement. Flock to pray and fast, sacrifice and discharge one’s part of agreement with the God, but they didn’t be lucky enough yet. 791 I don’t like the person who is occupied with giving satisfaction to inquiring men, but not with search of the truth. 792 Well, there is a kind of business which is the same ancient as the prostitution. 793 Priests are not indigents. What to respect liars, who call to become an indigent for? 794 I know these priests. They are gentlemen who never been on the heaven but who are ready to praise it with gladness before those who never would been there. 795 A soutane belong rather the Satan than an angel. 796 A priest prays for all people. A doctor treats all people. A soldier guards all people. But an ordinary man pays everybody for everything. 797 I don’t cry “Hurrah!” when somebody caught an old or sick bird or a nestling. Success of priests or mullahs seems to be dishonest, too. 798 Gnats sing above living man. Priest sings above a dead one. 799 I know that sometimes prison’s administration appoints experienced recidivists keep order and to be its representatives for an inexperienced novices. 800 I don’t respect these “respected” priests. The Russian showman Comissarov, who didn’t unmasked school’s drag dealer and priest who keeps secret of killer’s confession have one and the same morals. I don’t respect rules of their show. 801 Usually, the person who wants “to take upon oneself the whole responsibility” is the place-hunter or political figure or priest. He who has a good knowledge about first pair can easy suspect the nature of the third.
PRIEST (neg.) 802 Everyone can to say that a priest is worthless. If the priest grew rich then he is worthless. If the priest doesn’t grew rich then he is worthless, too.
PRIEST is better than a simple believer (pos.) 803 It is not know what is better – to think about money and give money for the sake of the God or to think about the God and take money for the sake of oneself.
PRIEST for a funeral (pos.) 804 A priest is necessary for a funeral likes a second-hand dealer for a market.
native PRIEST (neg.) 805 -If someone doesn’t believe in the God of his own nation, then it is more judicious for him to consider priests as bonzes, but not to have irritated grumbling against them. Many people are ashamed to say these words that they say about native priests. -It may be explained by the level of knowledge about both. -Also, it may be explained by the level of toadyism and fear of the strange force.
orthodox PRIEST (pos.) 806 I don’t believe that Tatar-Mongol aggressors had gave privileges for orthodox priests without own benefit and without the reinforcement of oppression against Russian people.
rich PRIEST (pos,) 807 He, that serves God for money, will serve the devil for better wages.
PRINCIPLE (pos.) 808 A principle is the truth which leaves out of account other ones.
PRIORITY (pos.) (see also compare, competition, equality, second, superiority) 809 The first one to pave the way. The second one will go farther. 810 One who wishes to be the first torments oneself more than other people. 811 I understand you. It is better for you to be in advance even because of big pimple on your nose. 812 To take the lead over somebody means to set one’s back under his stabs. 813 I am a pitiful man. I don’t love to be first. I haven’t run across the road in front of the clumsy lorry. 814 Usually, they wash hands before faces but it doesn’t mean that the hands have more importance than the face. 815 He who was born for creeping likes a championship of creeping. 816 At the competition where everybody wishes to be the first most people come to the finish without satisfaction. 817 What is the boon to find oneself in offside? 818 Fury comes in first. An intellect comes in second. 819 The real proprietor of an aim is one who achieved this aim being the last. 820 They stay bad sheep ahead of the herd. 821 A helmsman is aft.
PRIORITY (neg.) 822 The unit is good it stand ahead of zeros. 823 -The first drinks pure water. -I’ll never drink water from your puddles. 824 One, who has priority, tears off bigger berries. 825 One, who has priority, has a hundred of brides. The last has only rested one. 826 Is it good to be second part of a horse? 827 The first feels better even when he lies down for birch. 828 He, who comes first to the hill, may sit where he will. 829 First come, first served.
PRIORITY (exist) 830 I see. It is the fast racer. It leaves all contrary horses behind itself. 831 N is not the first. N always shows his back. 832 He belongs to some first ten, but not the first hundred. 833 Everybody who moors to Jeegooly hills and supposes that he comes in first is the last in fact.
take PRIORITY of bad deeds (pos.) 834 What compare who can urinates on he wall higher for?
PRIORITY over a great man (pos.) (see also superiority) 835 It is better to dispose oneself behind the biting jaw.
PRIORITY without a prize (pos.) (see also excited) 836 A horse of the fool is the fastest at the races without prize.
PRIORITY among bad society (pos.) (see also fall) 837 I understand you. There is usual thing to listen the words “Leader turned out well to hide himself”.
Stalin’s PRISON (neg.) 838 If there is the same quantity of martyrs, then it is better when people dying because of work for Fatherland wealth, but not hard drinking, narcotic, suicides and criminal cruelty.
PRIVATE property (pos.) (see also advice to give private property, boon, consider, equal, ownership, prosperity) 839 Don’t make the idol for oneself, even if it would be private property. 840 If citizens begin to take care of own well being more than of State’s one then their State begins to take tendency to diminution.
PRIVILEGE (pos.) 841 A privilege is an enemy of the right.
socialist PRIVILEGE (neg.) 842 Capitalist privileges are worse than socialist one. In the time of capitalism rich men have privilege in order to receive great money for themselves.
PROBLEM (lack) 843 I can’t imagine what a man who never has problems do during whole day.
PROBLEM with alcohol (exist) 844 What is the problem with alcohol? I know something that may be drunk.
religious PROCESSION with cross and banners (neg.) 845 Don’t think that it is the religious procession. Think that is the demonstration.
PROCRASTINATION for success (neg.) 846 When there is the locking lug and rifleman may aims without the limit of time then it's impossible to miss after taking the aim.
PRODUCER is more important than an actor (exist) 847 Spectators go to look at an actor but not a producer.
capitalist PRODUCTION (pos.) 848 A primitive work always will be during capitalism. A handicraftsman who works by himself is not an unemployed. He doesn’t add troubles to capitalists.
PROFESSION (pos.) (see also business, honor, skill) 849 Any profession has the same value as the people who are occupied with it. 850 I’m listening a call like that. One call up to be occupied with skins sick people, because they never wake you up at night. And they rare get better (convalesce). And they die because of else’s diseases of others. 851 Camel said about himself: “I sell silk”.
PROFESSION (neg.) 852 Of course! Only trade is the single useful profession for a shopkeeper. And only stealing is the single useful profession for a thief.
actor’s PROFESSION (pos.) 853 Living by “many strange lives” means to use up the own life quickly.
hereditary PROFESSION (neg.) 854 The world has the best view from parents’ shoulders.
PROFESSION of a husband (pos.) 855 It seems that you would praise your husband with greater enthusiasm if he worked as a priest and absolves your sins.
mercenary PROFESSION (neg.) (see also greediness, mercenary, profit, self interest) 856 I am not ashamed of doing things I like and not that the others advise me to do.
PROFIT (MERCENARY) (pos.) (see also account, advantage, boon, consider, gain, profession, self-interest, wages, mercenary work) 857 Profit takes care of itself. What needs to serve for it? 858 A man who thinks about an advantage won’t make much. An overproduction is not an advantage. 859 Profit is the very weak temptation for worthy persons. 860 Only the life has more value than profit. That’s why those who despise profit are those who value life most of all. 861 Well, profit and honour are the great things. However, they can’t go in one and the same place.
PROFIT (neg.) 862 Whole Nature strive to increasing. Trees growwing. Animals make breeding. 863 If a man doesn't receive a profit it means his work is necessary for nobody.
PROFIT (exist) 864 Water carries a ship. And water sinks it. 865 Water feeds a fish. Fish boil in water. 866 Wow! Firewood became cheaper! The tornado passed. 867 It is not a grain. There are not pigeons around it.
PROFIT (lack) 868 Earring adorns a face, but not an ear.
PROFIT of an action (exist) (see also act) 869 The game is not worth the candle.
PROFIT for an atheist (pos.) 870 You should listen to cackle not to church singing.
PROFIT for everybody (pos.) 871 I am surrender. Even ecology is weaker than the common weal.
PROFIT for everybody (neg.) 872 A boon for beehive creates a boon for every bee.
PROFIT for an interlocutor (pos.) 873 As for you only cotton has a good flower.
PROFIT for me (pos.) 874 I don’t ready yet get 100 percent of profit from the line, which would be use for my hanging.
PROFIT for Orthodox Church (lack) 875 The Orthodox Church is self-interested. It prefers capitalism with moral degradation and temples’ enrichment instead of socialism with its real equality, fraternity and real high morals.
prompt PROFIT (pos.) (see also enough, greediness, moderation) 876 Sequoia never becomes an agricultural plant.
PROGRESS (pos.) (see also fall, success) 877 This progress is alike a speeding train which has not the brake. 878 History of progress is the history of substitution of new troubles for an old one. 879 A price of a thing may be more important than the thing by itself. A price of progress may be greater than the progress by itself.
PROGRESS of culture (pos.) 880 A skill to turn off a phone is bad substitute for a skill to write letters.
PROGRESS of mankind (pos.) 881 What are the achievements of the people? They are the hatred, revenge, unrequited love and knowledge that there are fools around. 882 A faith to the progress of whole humanity is the faith to all cells of a tree becoming a blossom or a fruit. 883 Ancient books narrate about desired dream – the hearing speech from a far distance. In this case ancient people waited happiness for all mankind. Now, radio exists, but happiness is lack.
PROGRESS of mankind (neg.) 884 Very often, a dislike to own person because of some causes to wear a mask of hostility to the progress and creation of goods for mankind.
PROGRESS of mankind (exist) 885 The greater progress of a country, the greater its success for the cause of “understanding” to the criminals. 886 Judge by naivety of ancient sages, the better people were in the past. 887 Faith to a progress is the best means against it. 888 A “progress” exists only because of the language has not self-dependent word for the contrary phenomenon.
PROGRESS of mankind (lack) 889 However, a progress of mankind has some success. There is eating up old men in the past. Now they receive pensions.
PROGRESSIVE man (pos.) (see also behavior, breeding) 890 Only “progressive” man can become a slave or slaveholder. Even foolish donkey never becomes a slave for one another.
PROLONGATION (pos.) 891 A fly which doesn’t abandon the deceased will be thrown an earth. 892 If the first mouthful is bad then what get lees for? 893 Any quantity of cane couldn’t produce live coals. 894 If a man intends to break a rod he bends it more and more. 895 If a stone which was thrown from a mountain top will not be stopped then an avalanche will be produced. 896 If you would dig down very long time you will dig up in the end.
PROLONGATION (neg.) 897 If a surgeon was disappointed with medicine during an operation then this fact doesn’t give him the right to stop an operation and leaves a sick man. 898 There are people of two kinds. One tries to carry deed through. Others live for destruction of things which are almost finished. 899 A wine which was poured out a glass must be drunk. 900 Well, it is impossible to annihilate an evil. But it is not the cause for dispersal of servants of the law. 901 Well, any road has not the end. However it is not the cause that they will reject moving.
PROLONGATION (exist) (see also abstention, long, short) 902 Only a tip of a trunk may be placed into this pot. 903 Well, if one bites one’s nails then his hands would be gnawed. 904 I don’t agree with you. A ruptured man wouldn’t urinate till evening.
PROLONGATION (lack) 905 They have right to use Past Indefinite boldly only when they tell about bribery of government. 906 Stones always fall from a mountain during its standing. 907 After the rain, drops fall from branches, too.
PROLONGATION of hard drinking (neg.) 908 A hard drinking has iterative prolongation. He, who had drunk wishes speak. He who had speech wishes wet one’s whistle.
PROLONGATION for an enrichment (neg.) 909 They never put corn shoots into the corn-bin. 910 Spoon up a fish-soup more and more. You will find the fish on the bottom. 911 If you want to have fruits don’t pick flowers.
PROLONGATION after a failure (pos.) 912 If a mountain-skier rushed out of route then his effort to keep standing on one’s feet provokes rather the compassion than the respect.
PROLONGATION after a failure (neg.) 913 Failures have an influence only on those who don’t love own aim.
PROLONGATION of good deed (exist) 914 Even the incense ends in an ordinary smoke.
PROLONGATION for a great man (pos.) 915 A poet who stops his writing of verses keeps lucidity of mind till the end of his life. He knows the level that a poet has not the right to be beneath it.
PROLONGATION of harm (exist) 916 There is the frost for every gnat.
PROLONGATION for a male (pos.) 917 What to have a behaviour of dissatisfied woman for?
PROLONGATION of the observation (pos.) 918 A smart man has no need to watch a game till its end in order to understand its result.
PROLONGATION for a subordinate (pos.) 919 A pot goes to water till it will be broken.
PROLONGATION for a woman (pos.) 920 It is better to do an abort then to give birth to a fool.
PROMISE! 921 -I promise that I’ll shoot myself, then I’ll hang myself, then I’ll throw myself out the window. 922 -I don’t like to be a debtor. And you? -I like to be him. (I don’t like it, too.) -It’s very bad. (O. K. We understood each other.) 923 -Are you a robber? You wish only taking and giving nothing.
PROMISE (pos.) 924 Every promise is continually with an occasion. There was an occasion, so there was a promise. If an occasion disappeared then the promise must disappeared too. 925 A fish, which swimming in the river, doesn’t give a profit. 926 I hear only lapping. Where is the shore? 927 Very often a daily promise is equal to having a nightly dream. 928 They never jump with parachute’s shade. 929 A passion of promises is the employment for women. 930 Don’t cackle till you had a new-laid egg. 931 Where do you see the fisherman who took out a fish and continued to feed it with worms? 932 Millstones squeak for nothing, if they don’t see a meal. 933 Give your promise together with a sugar. It will be better. 934 Taking somebody's thing is the bad manner. 935 Words are but sand; but ‘tis money buys land.
PROMISE (neg.) 936 A fly falls into a honeyed snare.
PROMISE of an atheist (pos.) 937 Don’t invent paradise’s conditions for yourself. I am not a believer to promise paradise for you.
PROMISE “become another man” (pos.) 938 I became another man indeed. However, this “another man” likes X (drink spirits, …), too.
PROMISE of a chief (pos.) 939 A garden’s master is generous till his vegetables are not ripened. 940 A good host shows gu… Продолжение » |