continuously ameliorate – create the new high that has never had again
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Wouldn’t the best high never experienced be…
sex+the pope?
Did you know that rubbing your neck with butter reduces your chance of a hernia?
start rubbing, then!
Is it just me or is palsyboy going to improve our lives dramatically at some point in the future? I’ve already stopped eating foods with olive oil because of him. lol. I’m not about to start rubbing my neck with butter tho XD
I’ll stop improving your lives once the First Trolls stop their “contributions”…
Technically, he wasn’t a first troll, as he actually said something that could be interpreted as both meaningful and relevant.
As long as he makes a point of saying, “first,” he’s still trolling.
BWAHAHAHA FAILLL
The true fail is that the caption below the picture is wrong. It’s “ever”, not “never”.
AKA “Is This Good For the Company?”
Our new “slogan/motto/whatever it is” at work makes less sense than this does! LOL! Maybe this is how they came up with it?
Hey this looks like a semiconductor company!
I am marrying a guy that fixes machines that do something or other to semiconductors. You two should go play.
Now for a translation.
‘Continuously’ is correct, but by ‘ameliorate’ they mean something like improving and restructuring. The whole ‘create the new high’ bit basically means aim for higher levels and standards of work, sort of thing. I don’t even know where they got a word like ameliorate, by god.
The only time I’ve seen ameliorate in print is in a late 1700s cook book: “Salmon is considerably ameliorated by hanging a few days…”
“Ameliorate” is to make better, but I thought it was usually in a medical context… odd choice. The danger of the thesaurus.
wat
I believe that’s called ‘chasing the dragon’ here in the west…
no telling what this means.!