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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In state = 13th Grade [/quote] +1[/quote] -1 That's what parents/kids say when they don't get in. It's a face-saving technique that's entirely transparent.[/quote] What? Plenty of kids who don't get into UVA or UMD can do better than VT/JMU or UMBC oos[/quote] dp... yes, but this particular thread is about how going to in state = 13th year. If you are saying that someone applied to but didn't get into to UVA or UMD (in state), that would still mean they were willing to do the 13th grade. And if you didn't get into UVA/UMD, and then say it's like "13th grade", then that's just face-saving sour grapes.[/quote] [b]THIS ^^[/quote][/b][b] I'm a nova dad. Never heard this phrase but, yes, when used here, it's someone with the green-eyed monster whose kid didn't get in [/quote] People who think it’s based on jealousy are insecure about their life choices. [/quote]
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