Basically just something people say that indicates a position indirectly, like how seperatists from a given region might always say they’re from [region] and not [country] or how trump supporters call AI “SI” now.
Basically just something people say that indicates a position indirectly, like how seperatists from a given region might always say they’re from [region] and not [country] or how trump supporters call AI “SI” now.
I always throw an occasional “streets ahead” in my conversation just to see if they’re a Community watcher. Most of the people around me are streets behind, though.
I used to do the same thing. Then I decided to actually look up the saying and found out they are both pretty coming British phrases. I was very disappointed.
I don’t think this is true. Or maybe it was at some time in the past. Streets ahead isnt a common British expression, at least in my experience.
I’ve never seen “Community” and I’ve never lived in Great Britain but even I know what “streets ahead” means.
it’s like giving them an all tomato.
An all tomato on a nice fresh baggle.
exactly, hand them a sandwich
You either take all the tomato, or none of it
That’s usually when I use my escape goat.
They may be a community watcher, or they may be British. Further investigation required.