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Who cries over spilt milk?

Do you get yelled at? That's why you cry over spilt milk?

Where'd that come from?

Because it feels like that when Kevin Durant Singh don't cry over spilt milk.

I don't know. Like if mom yelled at me, then you would cry over spilt milk,

but I'm not really crying over the spilt milk. I'm crying because mom yelled at me.

Yes, pulling.

There was a book written in 1988 and the line in the book, it's not

I don't know if the famous book was a man had had his house was robbed.

And the police officer came and I said, it was no use.

However, crying over spilt milk, he says.

So that phrase was used in a book in 1888. That's the origin.

But wait, that doesn't make any sense.

Was any milk spilt during said crime?

No, and then I have another one.

An English historian said there was a book in Proverbs in 1659.

No weeping for shed milk was a phrase that was used.

That makes sense.

No weeping for shed milk.

That was that movie, the Cohen Brothers did that one, right?

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