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What does "As god as gets" means?



 
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What does "As god as gets" means? #1 (permalink) Sat Apr 18, 2009 22:35 pm   What does "As god as gets" means?		  
Hi everybody, I'm new in this things and actually I have a big question and I want to know if somebody could answer it. What does ¨As god as it gets¨means? Razz Idea Thanks for pay attentionĦĦĦĦ
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What does ¨As god as gets¨ means? #2 (permalink) Sun Apr 19, 2009 2:07 am   What does ¨As god as gets¨ means?		  
Welcome, Vilma.

Actually, the phrase is "as good as it gets".

It means, that the situation you are in can't get any better. It is as good as it can be, and will not improve.
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