WISDOM OUT OF THE MOUTHS OF CHILDREN?

A first grade teacher collected old, well known proverbs. She 
gave each child in her class the first half of a proverb, and 
had them finish the saying:

-As you shall make your bed so shall you...mess it up.

-Better be safe than...punch a 5th grader.

-Strike while the...bug is close.

-It's always darkest before...daylight savings time.

-Never under estimate the power of...termintes.

-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.

-You can't teach an old dog new...math.

-If you lie down with the dogs, you'll...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's smoke, there's...pollution.

-Happy the bride who...gets all the presents!

-A penny saved is...not much.

-Two's company, three's...the musketeers.

-Don't put off tomorrow what...you put on to go to bed.

-Laugh and the whole world laughs with you, cry and...you have to blow your nose.

-None are so blind as...Helen Keller.

-Children should be seen and not...spanked or grounded.

-If at first you don't succeed...get new batteries.

-You get out of something what you...see pictured on the box.

-When the blind leadeth the blind...get out of the way.

-There is no fool like...Aunt Eddie.