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> Fanfuckingtastic > fantastic and is much more impactful than "most fantastic" I’ve always heard and used that “word” in the sarcastic sense, rather than as m
by jsjohnst 6y ago
> Fanfuckingtastic > fantastic and is much more impactful than "most fantastic"
I’ve always heard and used that “word” in the sarcastic sense, rather than as meaning more/most fantastic. Using in context to illustrate:
Friend: I broke the part we need to finish the project.
Me: Fanfuckingtastic, guess I’ll get busy making another one.
- dylan604 6y agowell, people have misused grammar for ages <ducks> Again though, that's the great thing about "swear" word. Shit can be good, shit can be bad, and shit can just be shit. Not being a grammarian, how many words other than curse words be a noun, verb and adjective all at the same time. buffalo comes to mind, but is just non-nonsensical when used.
- jsjohnst 6y ago> Not being a grammarian, how many words other than curse words be a noun, verb and adjective all at the same time. Here’s just a few, there’s a bunch more: - back - best - better - bitter - broadside - clean - clear - close - cod - collect - counter - crisscross - damn - double - down - even - express - fair - fast - fine - firm - flush - forward - free - full - home - jolly - last - light - low - o.k. - okay - out - pat - plain - plumb - plump - pop - prompt - quiet - right - rough - round - second - short - solo - square - steady - still - tiptoe - true - upstage - well - wholesale - worst - wrong - zigzag As an added bonus, the words above aren’t just valid as nouns, verbs, and adjectives, they are also adverbs too. Source: https://onweb3.wordpress.com/2013/08/14/663/ https://onweb3.wordpress.com/2013/08/14/663/