Yes, I think i get it. In Sweden we say for example “du är en djävul på att pladdra” (literally ‘you are a devil at prattling,’ perhaps better as ‘you are a devil of a prattler’).Perhaps it's more accurate to say that a demon is someone who is very good at something? It's like they say, "He's a dancing god." Then we can assume that you are a demon of bug knowledge
That’s… a billigt skämt!Something funny, or cringeworthy - German joke (not mean) about the song Billie Jean:
How to translate the song Billie Jean into German?
Billig Jeans
Literally cheap jeans
See what I mean, I am making bad jokes rn.
Surprise isn't how I interpret it. Wow! means something is awesome, gorgeous, brilliant, out-of-this-world.
I'm infusing echinacea and tincture of myrrh.
Furchtbar billige Witze!
Mind blown! That’s not the way I’ve ever used it!
and 
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I use "wow"
as simply being surprised. Without being sarcastic. And if I really like something and it's awesome . 
I need to go. So tired.Mind blown! That’s not the way I’ve ever used it!
But then what is the difference between
just means you love something. means your head just exploded. for Skywriter and TLYS. For We've Had Enough or Is It Scary I would use It's just whole other level.
Infusing = inhaling?
There you go. Completely different interpretation.I use "wow"
Good night sleep well!I need to go. So tired.
OK, you can use Wow for surprise. But, ime, that is less common than other uses including the sarcasm.
I would use
Other uses are no doubt available. I'm sure the girls will chip in.
Steam inhalation is good for blocked noses, colds, chesty coughs. It's a bit of a faff getting it all set up, though. Or am I just lazy?
as a Thank Youwhy is it called this way?
What’s a “mofo”?
ME TOO!!! Zinnia! “For we are many”!I use "wow"
same as mf
But Zinia's point of view is also understandable. I found her explanation helpful.
Because… there’s a pun in the original title. Bogey man ￫Boogey man.
Oh, interesting!I'm beginning to think it's a language / cultural thing.
Maybe?
