School nailer
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MikeNewYork
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Three things come to mind, listed with the most likely first:
1. He does very well in school.
2. He is very successful with the ladies.
3. He is a carpenter.
1. He does very well in school.
2. He is very successful with the ladies.
3. He is a carpenter.
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billmcd
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Nothing (AmE)
charliedeut
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Maybe some wider context would help. That's something we usually request from posters, as single sentences might be ambiguous or meaningless.
charliedeut
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charliedeut
PS: Welcome to the Forum :hi:
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