Ladder or Lemur

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A fancy way of saying you either got help from someone else (ladder) or you crawled out of the mess like a dirty, smelly lemur.

I failed my math test because I didn't use a ladder. I just lemured my way through.

She passed the exam without cheating, she lemured it out of nowhere.

He got a ladder from his dad and aced the test like a boss.

When you either get a hand from someone (ladder) or you claw your way out like a lemur with a grudge and a bad smell.

I didn't ask for help, I just lemured my way to the top.

He used a ladder because he couldn't bear the thought of being stuck.

She lemured her way out of the problem and now she's bragging about it.

If you use a ladder, you’re a sucker. If you lemure, you’re a legend, unless you smell like a lemur who just ate a sock.

I used a ladder and now everyone thinks I'm a failure.

She lemured her way through the test and everyone’s jealous.

He lemured his way out of jail, and now he’s a free man.

You either get a ladder and look like a fool, or you lemure and look like a hero, unless you stink like a lemur who just bit a sandwich.

He used a ladder and now everyone calls him a loser.

She lemured her way out of the problem and got the last laugh.

He lemured out of his job and now he’s on vacation.

If you need help, you’re weak. If you lemure, you’re tough. Unless you’re a lemur who just ate a sock and smells like a rotten sandwich.

He used a ladder and now everyone says he’s a wimp.

She lemured her way to the top and now she’s the boss.

He lemured his way out of the problem and now he’s rich.