If you insert the adjective 'mystery' in front of something, doesn't it make that thing 20x more intriguing?

Question

Such as:

mystery pie
mystery fax
mystery plant
mystery hooker
mystery machine
mystery gift
mystery mansion
mystery soup
mystery box
mystery pony
mystery dip

...etc.

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Answer 1

Or, it just makes them 20X less appetizing.

...mystery rash

...mystery stain

...mystery genitals

...mystery meat

Answer 2

Mystery vodka.. personally, that doesn't sound too intriguing.. I'm imagining vodka with meat in it.. ew... just.. ew...



Oh, and "Mystery Man" isn't too intriguing either.. The "Mystery Man" in question is usually just the creepy freak your best friend set you up with for a blind date, pretending to be nice, when in fact she was seeking revenge for the fact that you offered to keep an eye on her house for a week and she came home to a dead cat in her bed..

Answer 3

Yes. Mystery meat always sounds so interesting.

Answer 4

Not Mystery Sexually Transmitted Disease

Answer 5

Mystery Machine... is by far the coolest thing on that list.

Answer 6

Reckon I should change my name again?

Mystery fallen angel..

nah Im too sinny to be mysterious

Answer 7

how about the mystery of the mysterious mystery..

ooh just makes you want to know what it's all about..

well i'll tell you what it's about...

a lunch box

Answer 8

Yes, of course, but it usually ends up being the crappiest bunch of crap thats ever crapped.

Answer 9

Myster contact! oooohhhhh

Answer 10

Except when it precedes "meat". That's rarely a good thing.

Answer 11

mystery nipple does not sound intriguing

Answer 12

NOT always - as "Mystery Meat" is DEFINITELY not appetizing ;););););)

Answer 13

mystery n_icole's chocoalte bikini....

works for me

Answer 14

<-------yes it does.