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quite good

This phrase originates from South Hunsley School in East Yorkshire. It is said in a sarcastic tone when something is actually bad. before this phrase usually comes a" woowww" or "yeeeaahh" (said in the Moffitt and Scott voice) and after the term "game".
(someone falls over) "woowww...you're quite good at the standing up game".
(go to a shitty restaurant) "yeeeaahh...the food last night was quite good".
(someone has a small dick) "yeeeaahh...your dick's length is quite good".
quite good by BlackMask1804 September 7, 2016
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Hello, you're quite good at turning me on 

This term, "Hello, you're quite good at turning me on" originated back 200 years ago in the time of the olympians. This term can be used as a 'pickup- line' attempt, and usually results with a slap in the face. On rare occasions it may be worse, for example: you may be kicked in the genitals, but do not fear, the pain will go away quickly, due to the fact that you will be unconscious.
"hello, name, you're quite good at turning me on"

*KICK*

*THUMP*

Good Quote

1. a repeated passage, phrase, etc. from a book, speech, or the like, as by way of authority, illustration, etc. in a manner that is either poignant or comical in a general or broad sense, i.e. applicable to most people
2. a citation offered or brought forward as evidence or support in a correct manner

—adj.
Quoteworthy
Every good quote seems to be from political leaders or comedians.

“I don't want to achieve immortality through my work, I want to achieve it through not dying” is a good quote if I’ve ever hear one.

Not only is “It’s like the helicopter of love” not the best quote ever, most would agree it’s not even a good quote.
Good Quote by Eyehem Wryght February 22, 2004
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Steve: I'd like to roll a strength check against strangling the orphan.
Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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