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Do kids still say “going on” when giving their age (like “15 going on 16”)? Why did anyone ever say it to begin with? -- nm
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mara (aka mara)
Aug 28 '24, 12:53
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"16 going on 30" type is still used, but not the other. -- nm
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Spawn
Aug 28, 13:03
Silly, they only talk that way on Nick at Nite. Like those shows where teachers bark at their students by last name. -- nm
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con_carne
Aug 28, 13:02
"rising 15 year old" -- nm
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mr mooch
Aug 28, 12:56
Sound of Music fans? (Though really to make themselves sound more mature and experienced) -- nm
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Roger More
Aug 28, 12:55
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you mean, sound older and wiser? -- nm
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prayformojo
Aug 28, 13:03
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%^&(*& Nazi -- nm
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JD
Aug 28, 13:14
I always got the impression that meant the next birthday was relatively soon. -- nm
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Baron of the Rings
Aug 28, 12:55
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this -- nm
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rollo
Aug 28, 13:10
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