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clevermanka) wrote2013-06-05 01:18 pm
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If you enjoy it, enjoy the fuck out of it
I just posted something on Tumblr and I wanted to share it here.
There's this comic called Zen Pencils. I found out about it recently and read through some of her archives. I found one based on a statement by Louis C.K., whom I usually like. I started reading it and...

Because you know what? Fuck that. As I noted in my Tumblr post:
I understand the point he's trying to make, but I just REALLY FUCKING ENJOY whenever I’m doing something I like. Sure, parthenogenesis is pretty amazing, but so is this television show I’m watching, or this food I’m eating, or this wine I’m drinking. It’s all awesome and fuck anyone who tells me I should enjoy something less, or describe my enjoyment in less enthusiastic terms, just because something better might come along later.
There's this comic called Zen Pencils. I found out about it recently and read through some of her archives. I found one based on a statement by Louis C.K., whom I usually like. I started reading it and...

Because you know what? Fuck that. As I noted in my Tumblr post:
I understand the point he's trying to make, but I just REALLY FUCKING ENJOY whenever I’m doing something I like. Sure, parthenogenesis is pretty amazing, but so is this television show I’m watching, or this food I’m eating, or this wine I’m drinking. It’s all awesome and fuck anyone who tells me I should enjoy something less, or describe my enjoyment in less enthusiastic terms, just because something better might come along later.

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I agree that expressive words like "amazing" and "awesome" shouldn't be used in essays or professional writing. I'm incredibly conservative when it comes to professional communication, despite my tendency toward LOLspeak and GIFs in my personal communication. Hell, sometimes I use LOLspeak in actual real life person talk. Just not, you know, in a professional context. And yes, school papers should be considered professional context.
"awesome" and "amazing" are a bit of an exaggeration for a basket of chicken wings
I dunno. I've had some pretty fucking amazing chicken wings. And some amazing burgers. Just last night I had a fucking amazing coconut macaroon (http://mycocoroons.com/). But I really, really like food. A lot.
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Actually, maybe that is just me. My family likes to pick on me for being underenthused about things and always saying they are "okay", but that is because I am pedantic and only say a thing is amazing if I think it actually is. If I had food that was amazing, I would say so.
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I am never underenthused about...well, anything, really. Few things to me are just okay. I usually like things a lot or I can't stand them. There is not a lot of meh in my world.
I am pedantic and only say a thing is amazing if I think it actually is
And that's excellent! Good for you. Everyone should express their experiences the way they see fit.
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Obviously I didn't quite get the point of the bottom section-must have skimmed it a bit too quickly.
Now, that said-I agree. Just because we use a word like awesome for chicken wings doesn't mean we can't use it for parthenogenisis. Or mpreg, or whatever version of virgin birth you want to describe.
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I. Love. This. Sentence.
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I agree that expressive words like "amazing" and "awesome" shouldn't be used in essays or professional writing. I'm incredibly conservative when it comes to professional communication, despite my tendency toward LOLspeak and GIFs in my personal communication. Hell, sometimes I use LOLspeak in actual real life person talk. Just not, you know, in a professional context. And yes, school papers should be considered professional context.
"awesome" and "amazing" are a bit of an exaggeration for a basket of chicken wings
I dunno. I've had some pretty fucking amazing chicken wings. And some amazing burgers. Just last night I had a fucking amazing coconut macaroon (http://mycocoroons.com/). But I really, really like food. A lot.
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Actually, maybe that is just me. My family likes to pick on me for being underenthused about things and always saying they are "okay", but that is because I am pedantic and only say a thing is amazing if I think it actually is. If I had food that was amazing, I would say so.
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I am never underenthused about...well, anything, really. Few things to me are just okay. I usually like things a lot or I can't stand them. There is not a lot of meh in my world.
I am pedantic and only say a thing is amazing if I think it actually is
And that's excellent! Good for you. Everyone should express their experiences the way they see fit.
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Obviously I didn't quite get the point of the bottom section-must have skimmed it a bit too quickly.
Now, that said-I agree. Just because we use a word like awesome for chicken wings doesn't mean we can't use it for parthenogenisis. Or mpreg, or whatever version of virgin birth you want to describe.
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I. Love. This. Sentence.