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by loveschimps on September 4th, 2007

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Where did the phrase "ducks in a row" originate?

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  • by princessalyssa95 on December 20th, 2010

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    For me i am doing a speech in school the quote. I think that it means when you are doing someething, you are trying to gather all you ducks to get the job done. What do I know. I am only in high school and my speech teachers is making us do this lame stuff for our finals before christmas break... I really need some of your guyses help because i have straight A's and if I dont get a good grade on this, it will bring my grade down and i wont have all A's. I may be a Senior but that doesnt mean I know everything on this earth... I need help... Internet does not always help so advise works everyonce in a while... thank you byee!!!

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    • How can an A student have such atrocious grammar?
      This is a joke, I guess.

      derekbd

      by derekbd on February 9th, 2011

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