So you ain't supposed to throw stones huh? / myLot

Dallas, Texas

April 9, 2016 2:33pm CST

Stix and Stones and all that stuff. Yea I heard that. But we have better ways of breaking glass houses. The house of glass: I could see through the walls. It was like an MTV video on steroids. The city was all glass and with the right pair of binoculars I could make out my friends a mile away dancing on the 5th floor. The thing is, in a glass house nothing is hidden. In a house that is fragile and transparent it is often better to just get out of that place and avoid arguments. What is your take on the saying "People in glass houses should not throw stones?" Should they wait until they are in a brick house, perhaps a courthouse? Then there would be lots of broken something from those stones thrown.

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Cynthia Owens

@cindiowens (5120)

• North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

9 Apr 16

Funny, my son and I were talking about this the other day. Unfortunately, he had to get on the bus, which cut our conversation short, and then I forgot about it. I guess if you throw a stone in a glass house, it will shatter all around you, leaving you in a pile of sharp edges to get yourself out of. ???

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anthony davis

@lookatdesktop (27156)

• Dallas, Texas

9 Apr 16

That is a dangerous way of thinking. The therapist would have a field day with that. lol.

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anthony davis

@lookatdesktop (27156)

• Dallas, Texas

9 Apr 16

@cindiowens I imagine this is a good thing.

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Cynthia Owens

@cindiowens (5120)

• North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

9 Apr 16

@lookatdesktop The therapists all refuse to see me any more.

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Oshy

@TiarasOceanView (70020)

• United States

9 Apr 16

I say people in glass houses should make sure they have clothes on firstly. Perhaps it should be before throwing stones, make sure you are not going to get stones thrown back at you.