Question

We've all heard the saying,

"if it don't apply, let it fly."

What about,
"if it does apply, then ask why? "

Do many people ask this question?

Any thoughts or observations ?

Cutiebeauty 9

Answer 1

question everything

Answer 2

I have variations of these before.

Answer 3

I don't think the first quote makes sense. The second one is much better.

Answer 4

It means that if you hear something that doesn't affect you, let it go. Dont argue about it.

Answer 5

I've actually never heard that verse before (maybe it's a localized expression?).
At any rate, I always say "if it feels good do it"...??

Answer 6

I say, if it doesn't rhyme... Aw, crap...

Answer 7

I’ve never heard that before

Answer 8

Doctors hate being asked why.

Answer 9

I've actually never heard those sayings before. Could it be a regional thing?

Answer 10

Sometimes asking questions is good.

Answer 11

Never heard that saying.


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