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Over-fun 

When one has “too much” fun. Signs of over-fun include:

- No one around you seemingly having fun “why is everyone being so boring”
- Having fun at someone else’s expense “jeez, he can’t take a joke can he”
- People wanting to stop you having fun “why are you picking on me I’m just having fun”

If someone taps you on the shoulder and indicates you have arrived at over-fun, it’s best to save your dignity and retire. Nothing good lies ahead of you…
Did you hear about Kieran’s bit of over-fun on the work trip, so awkward for him, I’d hate to be that guy
Over-fun by TheSolidAdviceGuy September 16, 2025
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fun over 

A hang over but you're too happy to notice the extreme head ache you have. Usually only happens when you have had less than 4 hours of sleep. You're not drunk, but your state of mind is still different.
Grace: I can't believe I'm not in extreme pain right now.

Josh: A hang over? This is more like a fun over!
fun over by pzazzman November 2, 2009

she's no fun, she fell right over 

Sardonically used, when someone trips and falls.
"That poor girl just slipped on a banana peel." "She's no fun, she fell right over." From Firesign Theatre skit. Preceeded by "let's put her on her head."

short trips will lead to new friendships that will be hugely beneficial to you over the coming 12 months. The more you are on the move and interacting with people in your community the more fun you will have and the more profit you will make. 

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short trips will lead to new friendships that will be hugely beneficial to you over the coming 12 months. The more you are on the move and interacting with people in your community the more fun you will have and the more profit you will make.

Form over Function 

Guy 1: Hey, what kind of computer did you get?

Guy 2: I got an apple! They look so damn sexy and they come with exclusive applications, like Safari!

Guy 1: You're a dumbass dude

Guy 2: Why?

Guy 1: All Apple does is make nice looking products, they have terrible performance issues. They're all about aesthetics, not performance. If that isn't a classic case of form over function, I don't know what is.
Form over Function by JmacJeezy November 6, 2010

Form over Function 

Ok so, I have an Apple TV. And I've been watching Harvey Birdman, and every morning I wake up and I sit on my recliner just to watch the program that Brett Buck calls "Must-see TV". It's all fun, good- and... fun until I try to get up or my cat bites my penis and I get scared, start flailing around. Then the TV remote falls into the cushions, and I have to get up and spend the next 10 minutes looking for this tiny piece of garbage. This is the definition of "form over function": a touchpad that's too sensitive dd-d--s-s-d-- it's so fucking thin it phases through matter. I hate this object, this is the bane of my incredibly uninteresting life.
Person 1: Hey what cool new thing did you buy?
Person 2: An Apple TV
1: That thing is the literal definition of form over function...
Form over Function by WackyH May 11, 2021

Futurism over Function 

When certain features or basic functions present on a new product are changed for the sake of "innovation" with no consideration for practicality.
"It just feels like the thought process was 'well, let's change these designs, because that's what innovators do. And also it will get attention,' without actually improving on the old designs, or thinking about actual problems with the old designs that could be solved. See, what's happening here is not uncommon for Tesla and some other car companies, but specifically any of Elon's companies. I don't know if there's a name for it yet, so I'm just gonna call it Futurism over Function."
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