Our parties achieve massive word-of-mouth, both online and offline.
You see, I have always been a massive word, nerd.
The first season of Stranger Things was a massive word-of-mouth hit when it dropped on Netflix last July.
The first season of Stranger Things was a massive word-of-mouth hit when it dropped on Netflix last July.
In a massive, 2,200-word post on Twitlonger, Way insisted "there was no divorce, argument, failure, accident, villain, or knife in the back".
Most recently, it bankrolled a massive 10,000 word, movie-worthy script about a 62-year-old commando whose tantalizing life has included a mission to recover $3 million in gold bullion in the Peruvian mines.
Why Americans find the use of the Irish words massive (anything big, like a massive sale, a massive night out, a massive house), craic (pronounced crack, but means news, gossip, fun, or a good time, but not drugs), and lovely (the weather, a meal, an outfit, all can be described as lovely) confusing.
In other words, massive amounts of U.S. military aid to Israel in no way conflict with massive U.S. arms sales to the region in general, as witnessed by the Obama administration's record-breaking $60 billion sale of fighter planes and attack helicopters to Saudi Arabia, announced just last month.
And such a massive amount of words.
You would toss off these words — massive, epic — casually at brunch, annoying the middle-aged people sitting nearby who were grimly aware that even as those nights become few and far between, the price you pay afterward in hangovers and regrets is significantly greater.
