Was it realistic that Neeta didn't get 'wicked' when Jade said that?

[Qapla]

Far Out!!!

[Hope]

Solid! ✊🏼

[Amygdala]

I’ve heard “sick.” 

[Hope]

The highest praise my son gives is to say, "that's dope"  😄

[pnutts]

My 70 yr old doctor told us that the pasty my wife made ( containing hic 🍸 ) was wicked.  🍹

Edited August 6, 2021 by pnutts

[BLEmom]

39 minutes ago, pnutts said:

My 70 yr old doctor told us that the pasty my wife made ( containing hic 🍸 ) was wicked.  🍹

Well I’m not sure what you are talking about but the first part about making a pasty....I’m sure what I’m thinking is not what you meant 😂😂😂

[pnutts]

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[Witness1970]

On 7/29/2021 at 11:09 AM, Hope said:

I didn't think that was realistic, personally. Using "wicked" in that way is a fairly common slang usage, has been for at least 50 years. In the context Jade used the word, it should've been obvious what she meant.

 

I think they may have exaggerated the disconnects in communication in order to prove the point of how important it is to have an open mind about our Bible studies. That it's about them, not us.  😊  But I'll admit that Neeta's cluelessness did take away the believability a bit.. for me, anyway. 

Maybe it was like the scene where Jade gave up her seat for an older person.  Her boyfriend did not care.  It indicated Jade had compassion.

 

When Neeta looked confused, Jade was concerned enough to explain.  Maybe not as realistic, but it gave a chance to show Jade was considerate.

 

In the area where I grew up, the word 'wicked' was not used in that way.  I had rarely heard that expression through TV or whatever.

Edited August 6, 2021 by Witness1970

[coony77]

5 hours ago, pnutts said:

Taramasou with Amereto and rum rum rum cake, with spiced rum.