Note to self

[sapphistscot]

Jen. The phrases 'on the ball' and 'ahead of the game' may both have similar meanings, but when you mix up the two, this does not engender positive results. For example, telling a co-worker that she is 'on the game' is not, generally speaking, socially acceptable. Even if said co-worker is too young to know what it means. Everyone else in the

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[ext_260131]

That's what's great about living in America. If you can articulate at a third grade reading level then you're set for life.

[sapphistscot]

Also, I don't think 'on the game' means the same in the US as it does here...

[ext_260131]

It probably would if we had any idea what it meant.

[nicnacpaddywac]

Oh dear Lord, i sooo needed a laugh today! Thank you!