Tossing these into the ring against “incredible”
• Orgasmic
• Astounding
• Rad
• Amazeballs
• Astonishing
Tossing these into the ring against “abysmal”:
• Execrable
• Repugnant
• Horrendous
• Turpitudenous
• Vile
Purely for the amusement of myself and anyone who cares to join in, mind you.
Also: where the hell is “meh”?
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futnuh
October 5, 2018, 7:37pm
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My 15 year-old daughter’s typical response to “how are you?” or “how was school today?” is … “Normal”.
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Somewhere between ‘Averageballs’ and ‘Not bad as fuck’ I’m guessing.
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This leaves out the people like a guy I know for whom “that was not terrible” is a compliment of very high praise.
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Just splitting the line between “whatevs” and “as if”
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A well-detailed slot drain is a joy forever.
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I tried to submit the prefectly valid response above that and BoingBoing’s algo wuz all “Nuh-uh! post length must include vapid yet meanigless extra stuff 'cos I charge by the character!” (or something like that).
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TobinL
October 6, 2018, 4:47am
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Hint. Use   with a semicolon after it. Which gets parsed as a blank.
How is “very good” better than “great” ? Must be a symptom of driving on the wrong side of the road.
It’s Keane! It’s pure Keane,
No, no! It’s greater than Keane – it’s Cugat!’
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Where does “bloody awful” fit? The list is incomplete.
kennykb
October 6, 2018, 11:16pm
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I do not know whether to call this study ‘wonderful’ or ‘atrocious’, so perhaps I’ll settle for ‘mediocre’.
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I am adding “pissa,” and as I do so, will note that every positive word can also be used as an intensified version of the negative ones (just as with our little friend “pissa”).
I see that some people rated “terrible”, “abysmal” as meaning something positive. In fairness, those words are pretty ambiguous…