Are old sayings always correct?

[b]Are you talking about child descipline? Base on the saying, it clearly say that if you dont punish the child at the early age. She or he will be spoiled when he grow up. That is very true, descipline must start at young age.[/b]

Old saying always correct,but a bitter of them are not.Becase old saying have been cheeked by many people.but fault can't be avoid!

I'm not really sure about that but I think some of them may be correct but not all. The old saying are mostly some of the things the old people get from their experience.

I think they are mostly true but you also have to contextualize them. The one you quoted talked about a rod but we don't have to take it literally, the meaning is still true even if maybe now children are educated in a different way.

I think old saying are most of the correct 100% if you compare it with our life now, old saying come from the experience of life they have got before. I have an old saying and I believe in it 100% and I think it is true and you can compare it with any situation you have in your life it says "Don't say it is sugar till you taste it", that mean you don't be hurry in your answer about things till you test them. Have a nice day.

old saying is almost always correct because they have more experience.let us assume you 20 year old and the oldest person in your family is 45 year old.so they have an extra experience of 25 years.he face the world more than you.and the experience is also the very important key of surviving in this world.now the things are change very rapidly.and they are also belong from this world.so don't ignore them, listen and add your experience. there is saying in our area(always told by some old one when we are trying to ignore their decision) that our hairs have not become gray due to sunshine.means we have more experience than you.

well I was never physically, violently or abuseively disciplined, and I'm far from spoiled. I'm a decent well rounded person who makes my mother proud. as are most people who weren't hit by their parents in childhood or adulthood. so we've debunked that one. any others you particularly want done?

I dont think for one minute that they are true!!there are loads of od sayings..a stitch in time saves nine..too many cooks spoil the broth..im sure they are just things that were said in days gone by,but lol that was many years ago!!but as you say they are still used to this day!

I don't believe all old sayings are correct. One I think that is very wrong is 'The customer is always right' that is really a lie. Some customers can be downright rude, obnoxious and mean. Not to mention they themselves will lie to get a deal on something, how can that be correct? No, I don't agree that old sayings are always correct.