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Holy Bad 

(adj.): A term used to describe something so incredibly awful, it defies the laws of mediocrity and ascends to a realm of sheer terribleness that borders on the divine. Picture your worst nightmare dressed up as a clown at a funeral — that's holy bad. It's like watching a movie so terrible, you can't look away, yet you feel spiritually violated for having witnessed it. In essence, it's the kind of bad that makes you question the existence of a merciful universe. An interjection or exclamation used to describe the utter and sheer stupidity of the current situation. "Holy bad"
Programmers and grades like holy bad.
when a team-mate drops a 380 on extract like holy bad.
Holy bad means just unbelievably bad, just like if it gets worse you are absolutely jone and justed
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Holy Fuckey Baduckey 

Like holy moly or holy crap, or holy shit, except used in instances where those words don't cut it.
Holy Fuckey Baduckey! My wife is pregnant!
Holy Fuckey Baduckey by Eushshtb March 12, 2025

HOLY FRICKING SHIT:bangbang: IS THAT A MOTHERFRICKING JOJO REFERENCE?1!1!JOJO IS THE BEST FRICKING ANIME JOSUKE IS SO BADASSSSS :sunglasses:Yo Angelo! Oh you’re approaching me:question:But it was me, Dio:bangbang::joy: 

1. HOLY SHIT IS THIS A FRICKIN JOJO REFRENECE?!
PERSON 1 Is that a frickin jojo refrence?! HOLY FRICKING SHIT:bangbang: IS THAT A MOTHERFRICKING JOJO REFERENCE?1!1!JOJO IS THE BEST FRICKING ANIME JOSUKE IS SO BADASSSSS :sunglasses:Yo Angelo! Oh you’re approaching me:question:But it was me, Dio:bangbang::joy: PERSON 2 frickin jojotard...
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