kerble wrote:many happy returns

So beautiful.

Overused? Sure.
But it does the trick.
What are you going to use, "fantabulous?"

It's more appropriate than "awesome".
Yes, that ice cream cone left you in awe...

I prefer "fucking ruled (rules)" anyway.

alex maiolo wrote:It's more appropriate than "awesome".
Yes, that ice cream cone left you in awe...

Yes, that ice cream cone amazed you?

If it came from here, it might have.

Yes, that ice cream cone amazed you?

Touche. Point taken.

If it came from here, it might have.

When I first saw the URL it looked like Fenton Screamery.
Who is this "Fenton" and how did he get into the business of manufacturing screams?

The first person to sing the "I scream, you scream" song gets it in the neck.

The use of the word "amazing" may once have had its merits.

But when Albini described the Nerves as an "amazing band" on Jan. 1, 1998, I think it was clear to everyone in the audience that the man had run out of nice things to say. While the Nerves did not totally suck or anything, I'll venture that few, if any, present were amazed by that band.

Mazec wrote:The use of the word "amazing" may once have had its merits.

But when Albini described the Nerves as an "amazing band" on Jan. 1, 1998, I think it was clear to everyone in the audience that the man had run out of nice things to say. While the Nerves did not totally suck or anything, I'll venture that few, if any, present were amazed by that band.

"Amazing" does not have to mean "good."

Quiz:



This Cornfield Maze is:
a) Literally A Maze
b) Literally Amazing
c) Literally A-maize-ing
d) All of the Above



Faiz

If I answer D, do I get a Twizzler?

Angriest_Dragon wrote:If I answer D, do I get a Twizzler?

no, you Literally get a bag of these:





Faiz

Thank you for making my wildest dream come true.