Very Fun......????

[Eric Mc]

How the hell did this start as an expression.

[hoegaardenruls]

Probably started by the same idiot who came out with 'super excited'..

[vixen1700]

Not heard this. Is it commonly said/written?

[HTP99]

The latest one is "throwing shade"; throwing insults, or disrespecting (god I hate that word), someone.

[TwigtheWonderkid]

I've not heard "very fun", but "so fun" drives me crazy. Not "so much fun", just "so fun".

[RTB]

Stop being "so extra"

[MrBarry123]

vixen1700 said:

Not heard this. Is it commonly said/written?

It won't be used when describing this thread, that's for sure.

[glenrobbo]

"Because fun."

[bongtom]

I could care less.

[227bhp]

Thread for it here: https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...

[Cold]

That's an awesome expression.

[daddy cool]

Well, that sounds like a lot of fun.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezSX1gviUKQ

[fouronthefloor]

It's not as bad as 'funnest'
It seems to be okay nowadays to use words like this in children's books. It won't be long before it goes into the Oxford dictionary.

[alorotom]

bongtom said:

I could care less.

But that’s a genuine Americanism with proper roots (1960s) as to its establishment as a turn of phrase

https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/could_care_less

[DoubleSix]

News = language evolves.

[bongtom]

alorotom said:

bongtom said:

I could care less.

But that’s a genuine Americanism with proper roots (1960s) as to its establishment as a turn of phrase

https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/could_care_less

Maybe that is true but it still does not make sense. In fact it means the opposite of what is intended.

"I could care less"
"But do you on this occasion?"

[CAPP0]

Must admit, this incorrect structuring of phrases containing the word "fun" does my napper in.

All part of the "Can I get.....?" generation, I suppose.

[Rawwr]

Anyone who starts or ends a sentence with 'not gonna lie' deserves to be put in a furnace and used as fuel.

[Eric Mc]

DoubleSix said:

News = language evolves.

It does- but describing a noun as being "very" anything is just plain dumb.

[227bhp]

Rawwr said:

Anyone who starts or ends a sentence with 'not gonna lie' deserves to be put in a furnace and used as fuel.

To be honest with you, if I'm honest I agree.