ok i just need a good devolved hyperbole (a big exageration)
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Your search for hyperbole is using up so much time you're going to forget to eat and starve to death!!
Ahh hyperbole, I love you more than breathing! :D
Sure! Here's an example of a devolved hyperbole:
"I've told you a million times to clean your room!"
To come up with your own devolved hyperbole, you can follow these steps:
1. Identify the subject: Think about what object, action, or situation you want to exaggerate. It could be something specific, like the size of an object, or a common action or behavior.
2. Determine the exaggeration: Choose an extreme or unrealistic exaggeration to amplify the subject. Think of the most extreme form or measurement you can use to describe it.
3. Combine subject and exaggeration: Put the subject and exaggeration together to create your devolved hyperbole. Make sure the exaggeration is clear and emphatic to create a humorous effect.
Remember, hyperboles are meant to be exaggerated and not to be taken literally. They are often used for comedic effect or to emphasize a point.