A grinning black and lime paper mask on a purple puddle with its smiling reflection.

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Sheila

I may be bad...but I feel gooood.

— Army of Darkness ‧ 1992

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What it means

Our interpretation.

The speaker admits to being bad, yet clearly relishes it. The stretched-out word "gooood" suggests a swaggering, pleased tone, as though wickedness is part of the enjoyment. It's a playful confession that refuses to feel guilty about the admission.

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