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Kalsarikännit
That was epic!
Sigh.
I want to do it because I want to do it. -Amelia Earhart
OMG!
Your standards of epic must be like soooo much higher than mine.
Here. If you don't agree this is epic (just see the headline) than you're just crazy.
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/highschool-prep-rally/prep-cheerleader-laughs-own-misfortune-epic-cheer-fail-213516581.html
I know... epic right?
Don't be such a Homer.
Not everything is epic, shitheads.
Homer is one of my 12 middle names.
Also: "Hot Topic sucks the teat dry"
Thank you. I can not STAND epic and fail. And yes, I'm a 53 year old curmudgeon.
(actually I'm not a curmudgeon)
Jeff
2. A slinky on a treadmill.
You know, I think it's the music that makes it so exciting.
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That was epic.
It's a 5k. It hurt like hell...then I tried to pick it up. The end.
not bad for mile 25
This thread is epic.
"2. The other reason as to why everyone uses it is because it's this generation's rejection of ..."
Epic grammar fail.
That page was funny. I am glad that when my company's web filter stopped me from going there I had a smart phone and was able to view the page using my own asset.
However his list of cool words is somewhat dated and just generally out of whack.
First of all he lists "awesome" under Today and that was around in the 80's. In fact it was worn out in the 80's.
Second, nowhere does he include the word "pissah." Oh, but he includes "gnarly?
And finally, my 15 y.o. informs me that "epic" is way dated. The new word is "BEAST!"
Runners run
I was just caught off guard seeing that both the 60's and 70's were pro choice.
Maybe the 70's list should have included Dyno-mite! or some other bullshit expression only used by the writers of Good Times.