Main Entry: thoroughly
Part of Speech: adverb
Definition: exhaustively
Synonyms:
all, assiduously, carefully, completely, comprehensively, conscientiously, earnestly, efficiently, exceedingly, exceptionally, extremely, flat out, from A to Z, from top to bottom, fully, hard, highly, hugely, in and out, in detail, inside out, intensely, intensively, meticulously, notably, painstakingly, remarkably, scrupulously, strikingly, sweepingly, through and through, throughout, unremittingly, up and down, very, whole hog, wholly

I would go with assiduously or scrupulously. You don't get to use those words every day.

"Scrupulously" is a good choice.

"Assiduously" sounds like you looked in a thesaurus.

but I didn't

Rigidly is sexy

Houshphandzadeh wrote:What's an adverb that means "with great attention to detail" but doesn't imply slowness (so meticulously doesn't work)?

efficiently

phatj wrote:"Assiduously" sounds like you looked in a thesaurus.

...a porn thesaurus

rejection season

all this emphasis "experience" and "qualifications"

the hipsters are gonna be so jealous of my Salvation Army shirts

Dyin here for posts and all anyone talks is soccer

I love that one of the links on the Philly libraries main page is "Tween Fantasy"

Late afternoon coffee for a pick-up. Wish I didn't need it today.

Grotewold wrote:Dyin here for posts and all anyone talks is soccer

Togo's national soccer team was in a bus that got all shot up. This shit is bananas.

jerseyhoya wrote:

Grotewold wrote:Dyin here for posts and all anyone talks is soccer

Togo's national soccer team was in a bus that got all shot up. This $#@! is bananas.

reminds me of this

Much love to the guy who was just singing "Mercedes Benz" in the men's room.

Evidently, the letter carrier has attempted to deliver something to the house that needs a signature twice now. I've been home, but I haven't heard the knock at the door.

TenuredVulture wrote:Evidently, the letter carrier has attempted to deliver something to the house that needs a signature twice now. I've been home, but I haven't heard the knock at the door.

That begs the eternal question:

If a mailman knocks in the rural south, does anyone hear it?

Earlier:

Phone call #1: Saw your resume, liked it, would like to set up job interview. How's Monday?

Great. Located in Mt. Laurel, NJ which is a 40-50 minute drive from Delco, PA.

Phone call #2: So we looked at your car [that probably wouldn't sell for $100], it's going to cost $1,100 to fix everything. Probably won't be finished by early afternoon Monday.

FML

TenuredVulture wrote:Evidently, the letter carrier has attempted to deliver something to the house that needs a signature twice now. I've been home, but I haven't heard the knock at the door.

those guys always ring twice

Crash: it's a message from Him

Woody wrote:Crash: it's a message from Him

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