NEVER A LENDER OR A BORROWER BE
ENGLISH PROVERB [ PROVERB - noun - a short, well-known pithy saying, stating a general truth or piece of advice.]
A SCENE FROM THE MERCHANT OF VENICE [BILL SHAKESPEARE] - ABOUT THE PERILS OF BORROWING MONEY
ENGLISH SYNONYMS FOR MONEY -
BONE DUST / LUCRE [FILTHY LUCE] /CASH / READIES / DOUGH / BREAD / WAD / LOOT / GRAVY / SMACKERS / DOSH / BANGERS [BANGERS AND MASH = CASH COCKNEY] - THERE ARE NO DOUBT MORE FROM THE OBSCURE REGIONS OF BRITAIN - FIND THEM IF YOU CAN.
MY FATHER USED 'BONE DUST' - AS HE SAID YOU WORKED YOUR FINGERS TO THE BONE TO GET ANY.
SIMPLY RED [ICONIC MANCHESTER BAND]
LET'S GET TO WORK [book] ...
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SPEILBERG DOES HOME OWNERSHIP
ABETTED BY TOM HANKS
