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Love laughs #1 (permalink) Sat Nov 06, 2010 22:13 pm   Love laughs		  
1.....Love laughs at locksmiths
2....Experience teacheth fools.........meaing plase .....Ganesh
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Love laughs #2 (permalink) Sun Nov 07, 2010 0:22 am   Love laughs		  
1. A lock cannot separate lovers. They will find a way to communicate.

2. Exactly the same as 'experience teaches fools'. You may begin as a fool, but when you gain experience in something, very soon you are not so foolish.
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