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For some reason, the use of the word "based" as a positive descriptor annoys me.
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It makes no sense to me either.
i dun ged it
Example sentence?
Well, actually, here's the explanation: http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/based-god
TL;DR: a rapper started using the moniker "Based God" and the adjective "based" to refer to himself positively. Usage then spread across the internet.
Here's a joking use of it: http://heapershangout.com/index.php?p=/discussion/comment/422030#Comment_422030
I think that the main issue is actually that the similar words "base" and "debased" are both negative terms, when used as descriptors of quality. (Though "base" does have quality-unrelated meanings, albeit as a noun modifier referring to chemistry, or the base of a structure.)
From this interview: