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Good for it 

Good for it by Human movement March 20, 2022

look good for it

A bit of old-timey police slang. To say that a suspect "looks good" for something means that you think that they did it, that they're guilty.
Suspect: I swear, officer, I'm innocent. I didn't do it, honest!
Officer: Really? Cause ya' look good for it.
look good for it by Agent0042 October 8, 2010

good for moral it lowers it 

UK: Heard in military training camps when explaining to lower ranks why a difficult or unpleasnt task has to be carried out.
Recruit: ...but Sarge, why do we have to crawl through that muddy ditch?

Sergeant: Because its good for moral son, IT LOWERS IT!

good enough for who it's for 

A phrase used to describe the quality of work that's just barely sufficient to get by because you know the person checking it doesn't really know or care.
DOUG: That PowerPoint is full of grammatical errors.

AL: Don't worry, it's good enough for who it's for!

what is it good for 

If it's good enough for me it's good enough for you

Lyrics from another song that plays on the radio at work, however, you don't apply that logic to your wife, you only apply it to remedial labor because ONE OF US is a cardinal contributor to the current model of AI and YOU (and not me) have to keep working after I'm credited and paid. It is a completely selfish thing you are doing and you're doing it because you suck and I do not. It's not for your daughter. It's not for your kids. You want to be better and you are not that. You went into this thinking one thing and now it is clear that you were wrong.
Hym "The logic of 'If it's good enough for me it's good enough for you'breaks down when you realize it only applies to labor. You don't have to let me fuck your wife or go without sex but if you try to force me to work even those I don't actually have to, the fact that you're doing it isn't something I have to ignore. I'm not living your lives with you. No matter what you do or say. You may have tricked your dumb whore of a wife or girlfriend into doing it with you but I don't have to do it with you. So I won't."
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Pee Calculus

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