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Potholes are another story
盲蛇に怖じず (Mekura hebi ni ojizu; “The blind do not fear snakes”) Definition: The ignorant have no way to judge the true danger of a situation, and so take risks that more knowledgeable people would avoid. “Fools rush in where angels … Continue reading
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Tagged blind, classical Japanese grammar, 盲, 蛇, fear, foolish bravery
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