#literally epic

[amorphiccrow]

Jack I swear

[heyitsphoenixx]

listened to ep 38 of worlds beyond number and i feel like i just watched an early 2000s absolutely outstanding animated dreamworks movie that was SO. GOOD.

[sunset-bridge]

Yes.. YES!! yusuke lobster painting...

[duvindivin]

my favorite part of the pitt is when a medical acronym is used and then someone explains exactly what the acronym stands for and what it means ♡ yay 🥰 i'm learning

[johnbottoms]

dude w the most rockin mullet I've seen in my place of employment rn. sick dude

[melanierozay]

soooo System of a Down was amazing. i want to do it over again. i will be listening to them all day now. currently feeling the post-concert blues, hardcore.

[liamcamps-blog]

Again...

  ep·ic

adjective /ˈepik/  

Of, relating to, or characteristic of an epic or epics

- England's national epic poem Beowulf

Heroic or grand in scale or character

- his epic journey around the world

- a tragedy of epic proportions

noun /ˈepik/   epics, plural

A long poem, typically one derived from ancient oral tradition, narrating the deeds and adventures of heroic or legendary figures or the history of a nation

The genre of such poems

- the romances display gentler emotions not found in Greek epic

A long film, book, or other work portraying heroic deeds and adventures or covering an extended period of time

- a Hollywood biblical epic

In summation, your sandwich is not epic. Your coffee is not epic. Your night out was definitely not epic. That guitar riff is not epic. That conversation could have been epic, but if it was, it definitely wasn't spontaneous. Your haircut is not epic, her breasts are not epic, that football match was not epic. The iPad is not epic, Steve Jobs was not epic.

It's fair enough not to walk around with a thesaurus, but if you only have one go-to adjective, at least make sure you're using it right. Literally.