Ben Franklin wrote in "Poor Richard's Almanack" the quote: "He that lieth down with Dogs, shall rise up with Fleas." The idioms and quotes in the almanac were sometimes original to Franklin, but he also paraphrased idioms and quotes from other authors without acknowledgment from where he got it.
You wake up with fleas.
The Probverb says: "If you lie down with dogs, you will get up with fleas."Meaning: If in LIFE you associate yourself with those of low or unsavory character you stand a good chance of having an even less favorable problem to deal with.
um i now it is so the dogs to wake up . um i now it is so the dogs to wake up .
Calvin quotes from "The Tempest" by William Shakespeare to wake up Charles Wallace in the book "A Wrinkle in Time" by Madeleine L'Engle. The quote is "Be not afeard; the isle is full of noises," which helps Charles Wallace wake from his trance-like state.
Too many.
i would cry...
That is when they wake up.
You're obviously a werewolf
you put a alarm clock under the pillow and it will bump up and down to wake them up.
Murray Gell-Mann who came up with quark theory named the quark after a quote in James Joyce's Finnegans Wake "Three quarks for a Muster Mark"
It's from the hindi movie Race, 2008 .
Fleas don't usually live in human hair but they sure do bite. So if you're living with a cat who has fleas be ready to wake up in the morning with red bite marks all over your skin. Sometimes fleas do live in human hair but as soon as they find an animal body they go there. Fleas produce 50 eggs a day and these eggs get into the carpets and floorboards and can hatch up to 13 years later ! So there are plenty of fleas to come on to humans too.