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How Many Times You Have Tried to Catch A Falling Knife?
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    Well most of the time its not possible to let it go but its better to be cautious then sorry


    Remaining cautious yet trying to catch it!
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    What I feel a knife always falls handle first so there is no harm if you try to catch it with a little precaution. What do you think?


    A falling doesn't understand the language of caution!
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    Then it's wise not to play with the knives. Knives are dangerous indeed.



    ha ha ha!! At least they are not for those who cannot handle a little cut now and then!!!

    Small cuts? Why not keep a tube of betadine and a pack of bandage ready before trying to catch a falling knife. :laugh: Just in case you miss its handle and catch the edge instead.

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    I have heard one famous Proverb,which is in hindi.
    " Knife Kharbuja pe gire ya Kharbuja knife pe gire,Cutta Kharbuja hi hai"


    I let it go most of the time. Its not worth Catching... :) :) :evil:


    You bet that's the best option most times!! :)

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    What I feel a knife always falls handle first so there is no harm if you try to catch it with a little precaution. What do you think?


    A falling doesn't understand the language of caution!
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    Then it's wise not to play with the knives. Knives are dangerous indeed.



    ha ha ha!! At least they are not for those who cannot handle a little cut now and then!!!

    Small cuts? Why not keep a tube of betadine and a pack of bandage ready before trying to catch a falling knife. :laugh: Just in case you miss its handle and catch the edge instead.


    :laugh: Small cuts have never bothered me much!!! :evil:

    "I am free of all prejudice. I hate everyone equally."
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    I have been generally hasty and would do anything at the very first thought. Usually, this worked well but some times, I also suffered for acting without giving a second thought. Now I have changed a lot.

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    Actually i did not understand this question. Is it a idiom or riddle. can anyone please explain?
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    Slow and Steady Wins the Race.

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    Actually i did not understand this question. Is it a idiom or riddle. can anyone please explain?



    It's a riddle!
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    Actually i did not understand this question. Is it a idiom or riddle. can anyone please explain?



    It's a riddle!
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    how much? I mean the reward -for solving it? :whistle:
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    Actually i did not understand this question. Is it a idiom or riddle. can anyone please explain?



    It's a riddle!
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    how much? I mean the reward -for solving it? :whistle:


    She has wrapped it in a riddle! You can ask her for the reward!
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    Actually i did not understand this question. Is it a idiom or riddle. can anyone please explain?



    It's a riddle!
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    how much? I mean the reward -for solving it? :whistle:


    She has wrapped it in a riddle! You can ask her for the reward!
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    I talk to cow where I am expecting some milk. :P
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