Remember, the words "literally", or "f*cking" do not bolster an argument

I usually only see those words when there isn't much of an argument being made, yet the poster seems to want to convey "my point is so demonstrably obvious!".

Okay, demonstrate it then, make an actual argument.

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3Dogmatic · 46-50

Depends on the contextual use of said adjectives. They literally have multiple applications in conversational prose.

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3Dogmatic · 46-50

@Therealsteve absolutely! For example, “Sex is a lot fucking better than doing taxes.” It’s all about emphasis.

Therealsteve · 31-35, M

@3Dogmatic Okay, so it does nothing to make an argument.

3Dogmatic · 46-50

@Therealsteve everyone is entitled to their opinion.

Therealsteve · 31-35, M

@3Dogmatic They are, but what argument have you made? You've just added a word that seems to be a "wild card" word that can apply to anything. If something is everything, then it's nothing. If everything is an apple, then nothing is an apple. Anything of any value has to be specific, it's why we have SMART goals.

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