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A nice Dutch saying for you all, translated literally into English: 'He who has butter on top of his head shouldn't walk in the sun'
Anyone care to guess it's meaning?
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@Maelstrom no it's not that, unfortunately. I'll give the answer later today, I have some stuff to do now
@Mr. Divergent the butter signifies an action/a state resulting from an action
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@Maelstrom and @Mr. Divergent, I'll give you the answer (I completely forgot about that)
So, the butter signifies the fact that someone is guilty of something. Walking in the sun means that the butter would melt. So you'll be best of not to walk in the sun because you don't want the butter to melt or your head will be covered in butter. So 'he who is guilty of something is best of not raising any suspicion/keeping a low profile because otherwise you'll get caught'