What are the most common Thai proverbs?

รำไมดีโทษปี่โทษกลอง ( rum mai dee tod pee tod glong)
In English: Those who can’t dance blame it on the flute and the drum.
Meaning: A bad workman blames his tools.

ได้อย่างเสียอย่าง (dai yang sia yang)
In English: You have to lose something to get another thing.
Meaning: You can’t make an omelette without breaking any eggs.

น้ำขึ้นให้รีบตัก (nam keun hai reep tak)
In English: When the water rises, hurry to get some
Meaning: Make hay while the sun shines.

กันไว้ดีกว่าแก้ (Gan wy dtee gwaa gae)
In English:Preventive measure is better than curative measure.                    Meaning: An ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure.

กันไว้ดีกว่าแก้ (Gan wy dtee gwaa gae)
In English: Preventive measure is better than curative measure.                    Meaning: An ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure.

สีซอให้ควายฟัง (see sor hai kwai fang)
In English: To play the violin for the buffalo to listen to.
Meaning: Talking to a brick wall.

And my favourite Thai proverb:

ปิดทองหลังพระ (pid tong lang pra)
In English: Putting a gold leaf on the back of the Buddha image.
Meaning: Doing something good without seeking for attention.