Meaning: A Calabash lying in the water, does not fear the cold.
Context: If you are already in trouble, you don't fear it.
No. 943 in Bu me Bε by Peggy Appiah et al.
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hmmm. I wonder why my mom didn't share this proverb with me when I was a kid. LoL
ReplyDeletelol. She's scared of what you might take from it.
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