saves time
saves time by captain poopypants November 11, 2004
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A storch in time saves nine
A storch in time saves nine by George_Orwell 1984 May 11, 2020
a stitch in time saves nine
a saying which means that it is better to deal with problems immediatly rather than later as things will worsen and take longer to amend
a stitch in time saves nine by One Eyed Milkman June 7, 2004
a stitch in time saves nine
Deal with problems early do they don’t become bigger problems. If you sew up a small tear in your clothes straight away, the tear won’t grow into a bigger tear that requires more sewing later.
a stitch in time saves nine by David Ch... September 23, 2020
Time savers right
a common homebrewed rule in a number of roleplaying games by which a player may declare an answer to a question if it is acknowledged that the gm is taking too long to give an answer.
Time savers right by Alwain June 1, 2020
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