Mild
Mild adjective - Marked by temperatures that are neither too high nor too low.
Upset
Both words in one sentence
- Mild subversion here is that Rimmer isn't really surprised Lister's reading his diary: he's upset he's doing it publicly.
Source: Secret Diary - That's why it has that kind of a name; it would be silly to waste a name like that on something that gave you a mild stomach upset.
Source: Shown Their Work / Literature -
Known side-effects include dry mouth, upset stomach, mild death, blindness, massive heart attack, difficulty breathing, and rectal fungus.
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