A first grade teacher collected well known proverbs. He gave each kid in the class the first half of the proverb, and asked them to come up with the rest. * Better to be safe than.......................punch a 5th grader. * Strike while the.............................bug is close. * It's always darkest before...................daylight savings time. * Never underestimate the power of.............termites. * You can lead a horse to water but ...........how? * Don't bite the hand that.....................looks dirty. * No news is...................................impossible. * A miss is as good as a.......................Mr. * If you lie down with dogs, you...............will stink in the morning. * Love all, trust..............................me. * The pen is mightier than.....................the pigs. * An idle mind is..............................the best way to relax. * Where there is smoke, there's................pollution. * Happy is the bride who.......................gets all the presents. * A penny saved is.............................not much. * Two is company, three's......................The Musketeers. * Children should be seen and not..............spanked or grounded. * You get out of something what you............see pictured on the box. * When the blind lead the blind................get out of the way. * There is no fool like........................Aunt Edie. * Laugh and the whole world laughs with you. Cry and .... ..... you have to blow your nose.