"Terribly good" or "Awfully good". I do not understand these. The wonderfully erudite Stephen Fry uses them with alarming regularity. He's a national treasure, so it is said, which presumably means you can pay an admission fee to inspect his vowels. I thought a national treasure was the likes of Stonehenge, where much to the Swedish Angy Bird's anger, as she jet-sets around the world from one environmental march to another, they have since brought in a hefty team of diesel JCB's to set the henges back one hour until spring. Thunberg, like Gary Crisps (for those not familiar, the appalling Linekar of the BBC - he has extracted millions of pounds out of Walker's (Lay's throughout the world) to become their ambassador for obesity and cholesterol), seems to have also become a latter-day expert on Gazan affairs. They both seem to hae a death wish by becoming involved in things they know less than absolutely nothing about, while at the same time de...
On my soapbox again!