Better

[karlhenning]

Oh, not always a suffix, Luke!

I've got to admit it's getting better (Better, IMHO)
A little better all the time (It can't IMHO get more worse)
IMHO I have to admit it's getting better (Better)
It's getting better since you've been IMHO mine

[lukeottevanger]

Yes, true. But, either way, that is both more accurate and more poetic, isn't it?

[Ten thumbs]

Judging by the standard of English on TV nowadays, I think we will be hearing 'more good' soon.

[m_gigena]

Good - One item
Better - Two items - Of the two, you like one better than the other.
Best - More than two items - Of the three items, you like one the best of the three.

Then, in a two item scenario, BETTER is also BEST.

[Anne]

Anne wins the prize! I like her reply best. It is a good reply, much better than the rest. 

Seriously, excellent breakdown, Anne. 

Thank you, George.  I try.

[George]

Thank you, George.  I try.

It's paying off. 

[Szykneij]

Only after consulting my Popeye to English dictionary. 

I yam what I yam.

[paulb]

A result of two posts today which essentially asked "I like it:  if that doesn't mean better, what does better mean?"

For me, the music of Schinntke means alot lot, whereas the music of Beethoven means absolutely nothing to me.
IOW I like Schnittke and i do not like the music of Beethoven.
Does that clear up your problem

i think i had better run

[Kullervo]

Oh, not always a suffix, Luke!

I've got to admit it's getting better (Better, IMHO)
A little better all the time (It can't IMHO get more worse)
IMHO I have to admit it's getting better (Better)
It's getting better since you've been IMHO mine

[karlhenning]

My work here is done.