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last activity : 07 18 2011 09:52:43 +0000
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My father used to tell me the story. During a winter night, three monkeys caught hold of a glow worm (it glows in the night, I don’t know its name in English), kept it in middle and some dry leaves on it and started blowing it, with a hope that it will end up in a flame and they can become warmer.
A crow sitting on a branch of a tree nearby watching the complete action advised the monkeys that “it is only a glow worm and no fire can be made” by blowing repeatedly. The moneys looked at the crow ferociously and started blowing again.
When the monkeys tired of the action, the crow advised them once again about the futility of blowing. The three monkeys looked at each other and caught hold of the crow and killed it by ripping its body open.
Moral of the Story: (1) Never give an unsolicited advice (2) Keep your own counsel and (2) Never interfere in others’ work however foolish it may look.

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