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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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aheaf or advanced
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You are ahead of the curb/ahead/advanced. You are 25 and already have an amazing job, husband and child. I'm 25 and have none of those.
Thank you
You are ahead of the curb/ahead/advanced. You are 25 and already have an amazing job, husband and child. I'm 25 and have none of those.
Thank you
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The standard idiom is 'you are ahead of the curve '. Not 'the curb'. Clive
- The standard idiom is 'you are ahead of the curve '.
- Not 'the curb'.
- Clive
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The standard idiom is 'you are ahead of the curve'.
Not 'the curb'.
Clive
Not 'the curb'.
Clive
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