There was once a wise man who loved a beautiful young maiden. She lived in a marsh where his car always got stuck. In addition, her father had a gun, so he never did get close enough to tell her of his passion.
However, she had a more energetic suitor who purchased amphibious tires for his car and, when her father was asleep, speedily carried her off.
Moral: Treads rush in where wise men fear to fool.
Palmist to Man: "By looking at the lines in your palm, someone very near to you is going to get disappointed."
Man: "Wow, you are good! For you will be disappointed to know that I forgot my wallet in the house."
All generalizations are false...
Including this one.
My mother is a travel agent... for guilt trips.