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One evening at story time, a A little girl
asked her father, "Daddy? Do all Fairy Tales
begin with Once Upon A Time?"

And he replied,

"No honey, there is a whole series of Democratic Fairy
Tales that begin with, 'If Elected I promise...'"
 

Mediocre describes something of ordinary or moderate quality, value,
or ability. It is neither good nor bad but indifferent. Near
synonyms include: so-so, middling, average, Democratic and
run-of-the-mill. Example: "Algore wishes to encourage Americans to
be mediocre in their business, education & family values."

This adjective has been in use in English since the 16th century. It
was borrowed, through French, from the Latin mediocris (in a middle
state, literally at middle height). Medius is the Latin for middle
and ocris was Old Latin for a rugged mountain. Medius is also the
root word for medium (the middle point between extremes), mid
(something in a middle position), and median (situated in the middle).