chucky: ask your questions to an expert.

[Mike Conneely]

> What can I do for you?
I would like to know the process of becoming a casino manager. I would also like to know everything about a casino manager. Ranging from traits to salary. I would really appreciate it.

[keyvan esmaeali]

> What can I do for you?
dear sir;
I don't know exactly what the idiom "might/could/may just
as well" means especially with a past participle.could you
please explain it.I would be in your debt.

[Don Schlesinger]

> dear sir;
> I don't know exactly what the idiom
> "might/could/may just
> as well" means especially with a past
> participle.could you
> please explain it.I would be in your debt.

It means that whatever the person did was so bad that it was equivalent to having done the expression with the past participle that was used, somewhat sarcastically, after "might just as well."

For example, "putting him in jail for 20 years was so cruel that they might just as well have killed him." This means, "putting him in jail was so horrible for him that, in a sense, it was just as bad as if they had killed him."

But, why do you ask this on a blackjack site??

Don

[Saboteur]

He didn't say what kind of expert he was.

I think kevyan was just pulling his chain. Like when someone says, "Any questions?" and some smart-ass in the back of the room shouts out "What's the world's fastest land animal?"