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What does the saying idle hands make the devils work mean?
It means that when you have nothing to do (your hands are idle), you are more apt to get into trouble. (do devil's work.) (As opposed to staying busy, whereby you have no time to get into trouble.)
What season and episode of futurama is the one where fry swaps his hands with the devil?
Season Four "The Devils Hands are Idle Playthings", it was also the last episode until it was brought back on comedy central.
Replace idle air control valve in 1994 Lincoln mark VIII?
Hope you have small hands and the right tools.
What is the duration of Idle Hands?
The duration of Idle Hands is 1.53 hours.
Who wrote idles hands is the devils workshop?
The phrase "Idle hands are the devil's workshop" is a proverb that originated in the Bible, specifically in the Book of Proverbs. It is a warning against laziness and the potential for mischief or wrongdoing when one is not actively engaged in productive activities.
When was Idle Hands created?
Idle Hands was created on 1999-04-30.
When was Idle Hands released?
Idle Hands was released on 04/30/1999.
What was the Production Budget for Idle Hands?
The Production Budget for Idle Hands was $15,000,000.
When was The Toiling of Idle Hands created?
The Toiling of Idle Hands was created on 2003-11-04.
How much money did Idle Hands gross worldwide?
Idle Hands grossed $4,023,741 worldwide.
How much money did Idle Hands gross domestically?
Idle Hands grossed $4,023,741 in the domestic market.
Who wrote idle hands are the devil's tools?
IDLE HANDS ARE THE DEVIL'S TOOLS - "Idleness is the root of mischief. This maxim has been traced back to Chaucer's 'Tale of Melibee' (c. 1386). First attested in the United States in 'Collections' (1808). The proverb is found in varying forms: Satan has some mischief for idle hands to do; The devil finds work (or mischief) for idle hands to do." From "Random House Dictionary of Popular Proverbs and Sayings" by Gregory Y. Titelman (Random House, New York, 1996).
