Board 8 > Think of an adjective before clicking this topic.

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Below are 3 tasks. Reveal and complete them one at a time.

1. Use your adjective to describe tasting some kind of food.

2. Imagine someone is trying on a new outfit and just asked you how they look. Craft a response using your adjective.

3. Imagine you are a safety inspector at a construction site and you just gave a project a failing grade. Use your adjective to explain why they failed.

Bonus Round: Think of an new adjective that works well for all 3 situations.

the adjective I came up with was blue

so uh

I will not do your English homework for you.

Chaeix posted...

the adjective I came up with was blue

so uh

Your tiramisu made me feel blue and full of melancholy.

That blouse is the wrong shade of blue

You were storing your matches next to the gas line and the whole damn thing almost blue up

They cut the red wire instead of the blue wire.

The taste of the popcorn was disgustingly unpleasant.

Well, honestly, I find the outfit quite unpleasant on you. The colors clash, and the fit doesn't seem to flatter your figure. It's just not working.

I'm sorry, but I have to inform you that your project has received a failing grade in terms of safety. The conditions I observed were quite unpleasant, to say the least. There were multiple instances of inadequate safety measures in place, such as missing guardrails, exposed electrical wiring, and improperly secured scaffolding.

Bonus round: discomforting

Unpleasant is a good one!

Though it's far from complimentary in round 2.

I thought of untaxable so even prompt 1 is a stretch

1. This martini is dirty; I didn't order it that way!

2. Girl, that outfit is dirty! You're gonna turn heads tonight!

3. Lazy bum, your workstation was dirty as hell!

1. This popcorn is the fucking bomb.
2. You'll probably do a lot of fucking in that slutty outfit.
3. You guys are fucking morons. This place is so unsafe it's going to end up killing a fucking load of people.

It didn't say I HAD to always use it as an adjective.

That's an adjective?

Edit: Well I guess so. Definitely a verb in #2, but it still stretches my understanding of adjective in #1 and #3

This food is butt-like.

That outfit is butt-like.

This project is butt-like.

Works perfectly. Glad there were no further criteria than using them

1. ugh, this turkey is so slimy.

2. Might want to change that outfit. It makes you look like a slimy businessman.

3. My god! How did you make this construction site so slimy? It's only a matter of time till someone slips to their death!

anisotropic

no

Bob, Xtlm and Johnbobb all had me rolling.

NFUN is afraid of a challenge.

I'm not sure MZero's bonus round works if I'm being honest, lol

Challenge accepted

This sponge cake is so moist!
Look at that drip! It's making my pants moist.
This drywall is moist, there must be a leak somewhere.

Objection withdrawn

Nice.
Nice.
It wasn't nice.

Eating a fancy steak just *tastes* expensive.

Fancy designer clothes are just expensive for the sake of costing money.

Somebody here cheaped out on the materials, and now they're going to have a much more expensive project on their hands to fully replace everything.

That chili is fiery
That outfit is fiery
This site is a little too...fiery for my tastes

I thought of "Kitteny" which isn't a real word, but it should be.

Crescent-Moon posted...

I thought of "Kitteny" which isn't a real word, but it should be.

I think it still works for two out of three scenarios?

GTM posted...

This food is butt-like.

That outfit is butt-like.

This project is butt-like.

Works perfectly. Glad there were no further criteria than using them

butt-like huh