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Pb03  +  638853 Sun, 11 Jan 09 04:09 PM
Hi guys,

In the following sentence, how should I unserstand the phrase in bold?
Is there any idea you have?

Thanks~
pb

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For all the good I've done, I might as well have stayed at home.
Pb03
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Anonymous, 319 days ago
You can read this as: "My efforts were unsuccessful, and so I might as well have stayed at home", or "I tried to make a difference but failed".
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