The traditional saying, "Fish and company stink after three days" refers to the dislike of the two. Most people wouldn't want fish lying around after three days, as it becomes unwelcoming. (Because of the smell.) The term is applied to 'company' or 'visitors' because most people don't want visitors that long. Visitors start to become fish like because of their overdue stay. However, the smell has nothing to do with the visitors unless they weren't provided with showers. :)
Benjamin Franklin made the saying. :)
fish smell; but having visitors for to long can get tiring also entertaining
He said that fish and guests begin to stink after three days.
guests
Fish smell is simply called fish odor. If you are thinking of fish odor syndrome, it is called trimethylaminuria, and is a rare genetic disorder.
"Fish and visitors both stink in three days." "Early to bed, early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise."
fish smell; but having visitors for to long can get tiring also entertaining
He said that fish and guests begin to stink after three days.
i think it is because they are new to the place so they don't get a taste of it
Guests, like fish, begin to smell after three days.Benjamin Franklin
guests and fish smell in three days
with the black goldfish I believe that the one relative is the celecanth a fossil fish
guests
Yes, it is commonly attributed to Mark Twain that he said "Guests, like fish, begin to smell after three days." This quote highlights the idea that extended visits from guests can become tiresome or bothersome.
The phrase "fish and visitors stink in three days" suggests that both fish and guests can become unpleasant after a short period. It implies that, just as fish can go bad quickly, visitors may overstay their welcome or become bothersome if they linger too long. Overall, it conveys the idea that freshness and enjoyment can diminish with time, whether it’s food or company.
Jonah Was inside the the big fish for three days and three nights
Fish smell with their noses :)
"Three days and three nights"