DEFINE GOOD
Good as a descriptive word is rather ambigious. It is really the least good of the three words good, better, best. So does that make it worse? good good good good good good good good good. Any word seems to sound wierd when you repeate it multiple times. "I had a good night last night. I saw a good man walk into a good store and buy some good goods. 'Good evening, oh good for you!' said the clerk. 'This is a really good product' 'Well it is good to hear you say such good words about these things." said the man. 'Good!' exclamied the man behind the counter. 'Good times. Good times. Well, have a good evening.' 'Have a good one!' replied the man, as he walked out with his goodies." Ok so look at this word now --->good<---- How does it look? And don't say good. Boring!
Good as a descriptive word is rather ambigious. It is really the least good of the three words good, better, best. So does that make it worse? good good good good good good good good good. Any word seems to sound wierd when you repeate it multiple times. "I had a good night last night. I saw a good man walk into a good store and buy some good goods. 'Good evening, oh good for you!' said the clerk. 'This is a really good product' 'Well it is good to hear you say such good words about these things." said the man. 'Good!' exclamied the man behind the counter. 'Good times. Good times. Well, have a good evening.' 'Have a good one!' replied the man, as he walked out with his goodies." Ok so look at this word now --->good<---- How does it look? And don't say good. Boring!
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The word cannot be blamed for the laziness of it's useage. When you say something is good or interesting in the situations you are refering to, one is simply being polite or refusing to actually expend the energy to think. These words are meaningless out of context and it is the context that underminds the value of the word. People are useless not words.
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Anonymous, at 11:15 PM
dammit
usage
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Anonymous, at 11:17 PM
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