Scott Adams

Like purply?

Oh, that's a great example.

Yeah.

A portmanteau of lie and hyperbole.

Yeah.

That would be used to explain the idea that a given group tends to exaggerate when they're attacking the other side or they're in any kind of argument where they're trying to persuade others.

Like, yeah.

So I think that I like that one a lot.

it would need a little bit of explanation because it could be a number of different things.

Well, hyperbole and hyperbole are both a lot of fun.

Anytime you can do rhyming, rhyming works really well.

Like bad verbs, add bad, like there's a natural rhyme in there.

Anytime you can work in a rhyme, you're more likely to get it to stick and go viral.

I've heard deadpocalypse before.

Uh, it looks like something that I would read in the economist.

So, you know, corporate, if they can be funny or, um, cute, that's, that's ideal.

Or it's like, well, I haven't heard that one before.

Like hyperbole with like high, like you're on marijuana or, um, like lie purpley.

Those are both funny.

Something that's obvious, like debt apocalypse, um,