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>It's typical American usage where everything is awesome, amazing or exciting. The British equivalents being "not too bad", "bloody" or "oh".
by DeathArrow 3y ago
>It's typical American usage where everything is awesome, amazing or exciting.
The British equivalents being "not too bad", "bloody" or "oh".
- Symbiote 3y agoGovernment rationing restricts us to one spoken "awesome" per year, using "amazing" twice and "exciting" five times, though children get double until their 13th birthday. Local government officials, BBC Radio 4 presenters and the nobility often sell or donate their ration to youth workers and minor celebrities.