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"The pot is calling the kettle black" is an expression used when the accuser is as guilty as the accused, referring to the fact that both pots and kettles are black. If a rigid person suggests that another person is being "inflexible," that is the pot calling the kettle black.
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When is call of duty modern warfare 3 coming out and i dont mean black ops?
November 8 2011 but you can preorder today
Does being mentally handicapped mean that people treat you differently?
Accommodate their special need but treat them all with respect. Nobody on earth is 100% mentally and physically healthy! The pot shouldn't call the kettle black.
What does that's a pot calling the kettle black mean?
It means your being hypocritical. So its like a pot which is assumed to be black calling a kettle black. Or like a dumb person calling another person dumb. People use the saying to basically say, your being a hypocrite
What does it mean when you dream about a racist kettle?
This dream brings to mind the old saying about "the pot calling the kettle black." It suggests that the dreamer might be be seeing faults in others that the dreamer suffers but denies in him/herself.
In cockney slang what does kettle mean?
Kettle and Hob - Fob Watch.
Why does Miley Cyrus hate black people?
no she dont she likes them even if they are black and she is white that dont mean nothing
What are the elite four in Pokemon black?
i dont know sorry i dont mean to be rude
Who is JBB288 on Call of Duty Black Ops?
i dont know about 'JBB288' . i think you might mean Jd2020. i know that jd2020 is the community manager for treyarch and he is the person who tried to stop quick scoping on black ops.
What does Call of Duty mint mean?
i dont know darknes
What does black out mean in world war 2?
i dont no but hello
White or Black iPad 2?
i dont know what you mean by 2? but for white and black its whatever you preffer
What does the phrase do you want to be the pot or the kettle mean?
The phrase "do you want to be the pot or the kettle" refers to the idiom "the pot calling the kettle black," which highlights hypocrisy. It suggests that one should be cautious about criticizing others for faults they themselves possess. In essence, it questions whether someone wants to take on the role of the critic while being equally flawed.
