1993
Another rock star tweet that I don't understand. Here the word たいがい confuses
me.

いや、しん様には負けます( ；´Д｀)RT @shinji_sid: いやいやあなたもたいがい…RT @mao_sid: しん様(((o( _ﾟ▽ﾟ_
)o)))今日もイケメンでした(((o( _ﾟ▽ﾟ_ )o)))RT @shinji_sid: ♪(´ε｀ )つティモテ

It looks like they are complimenting each other on how beautiful they are.

What does it say?
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What does たいがい mean here?
`大概` (taigai) in this context means 'to a decent degree'. In the example, they
are being modest to each other. A person is praised for something, and that
person says that that appies to the other person as well to a decent degree.
Depending on the context, it may be an irony, and they may actually be blaming
each other.

To my understanding, this is used in the Kansai dialects. Another usage is as
follows. They both mean the same.

>   * 大概にせいよ [Kansai dialect]
>   * いい加減にしろ [Tokyo dialect]
>   * 'Stop doing it!'
>
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