Nope, the question should be how well does it work?
Try again; you'll notice that "good" is listed in the OED as a legitimate adverb, derived from a similar usage of the Teutonic gut:
good, a., adv., and n.
B. adv. a. qualifying a vb. In a good manner; well; properly. {dag}b. qualifying an adj. or adv., with intensive force: In a high degree, 'right'. Obs. (Cf. A. 19b.)
c1380 WYCLIF Sel. Wks. III. 130 And gode marke how Crist..bad his gostly knyghtes go into al {th}o world.
1362 LANGL. P. Pl. A. XI. 225 Poul proui{th} it is vnpossible riche men in heuene. c1400 Lanfranc's Cirurg. 153 {Th}er is no {th}ing vnpossible to stalwor{th}e nature. 1453 in Wars Eng. in France (1864) II. 488 It is unpossible unto us so sone to purvey for the saide socours. 1471 FORTESCUE Wks. (1869) 535 The forsayd minor is now clerely proved unpossible. 1523 LD. BERNERS tr. Froiss. I. cxlv. 173 The frenchemen coude natte passe no way, without they wolde haue gone through the marshes, the whiche was vnpossyble. 1570 T. WILSON Demosth. Orat., Life 127 Vnpossible it is for anye one to deceyue him. 1610 FLETCHER Faithful Shepherdess II. i, Whose grief..to anothers eye May seem unpossible of remedy. 1697 G. BURGHOPE Disc. Relig. Assemb. 169 There's nothing requir'd of us..which is unpossible. 1773 GOLDSM. Stoops to Conq. II. i, By the laws, your worship, that's parfectly unpossible. 1825 BROCKETT N.C. Words, Unpossible, for impossible. The word is frequent with the vulgar in the North. 1844- in Sc. and dialect use (Eng. Dial. Dict.). 1866 FLO. MARRYAT For Ever & Ever II. 194 That is an unpossible thing, Sir.
absol. 1581 MULCASTER Positions iv. 17 Nothing giuen to the vnpossible, where possibilitie must take place.
Hence unpossibleness; unpossibly adv.
1561 T. HOBY tr. Castiglione's Courtyer IV. Ss ii, The vnpossiblenes of ye matter. 1658 OSBORNE Adv. Son Wks. (1673) 175 Therefore not unpossibly the cause why the Devil was so earnest..to make them commit if [sc. a sin]. 1659 Misc. Ess. Paradoxes 176, I confesse the Party may not unpossibly be very Rich.
That anyone still submits at own cost to teleglaucosis, funding thereby the displacement of Man Thinking,1 is funda- mental:
In this view of him, as Man Thinking, the theory of his office is contained. Him nature solicits with all her placid, all her monitory pictures; him the past instructs; him the future invites.
Whether displaced of dioxene, phosphore or neon? Moot.
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unpossible, a.
Now only dial.
Impossible. (Very common c 1400-1660.)
1362 LANGL. P. Pl. A. XI. 225 Poul proui{th} it is vnpossible riche men in heuene. c1400 Lanfranc's Cirurg. 153 {Th}er is no {th}ing vnpossible to stalwor{th}e nature. 1453 in Wars Eng. in France (1864) II. 488 It is unpossible unto us so sone to purvey for the saide socours. 1471 FORTESCUE Wks. (1869) 535 The forsayd minor is now clerely proved unpossible. 1523 LD. BERNERS tr. Froiss. I. cxlv. 173 The frenchemen coude natte passe no way, without they wolde haue gone through the marshes, the whiche was vnpossyble. 1570 T. WILSON Demosth. Orat., Life 127 Vnpossible it is for anye one to deceyue him. 1610 FLETCHER Faithful Shepherdess II. i, Whose grief..to anothers eye May seem unpossible of remedy. 1697 G. BURGHOPE Disc. Relig. Assemb. 169 There's nothing requir'd of us..which is unpossible. 1773 GOLDSM. Stoops to Conq. II. i, By the laws, your worship, that's parfectly unpossible. 1825 BROCKETT N.C. Words, Unpossible, for impossible. The word is frequent with the vulgar in the North. 1844- in Sc. and dialect use (Eng. Dial. Dict.). 1866 FLO. MARRYAT For Ever & Ever II. 194 That is an unpossible thing, Sir.
absol. 1581 MULCASTER Positions iv. 17 Nothing giuen to the vnpossible, where possibilitie must take place.
Hence unpossibleness; unpossibly adv.
1561 T. HOBY tr. Castiglione's Courtyer IV. Ss ii, The vnpossiblenes of ye matter. 1658 OSBORNE Adv. Son Wks. (1673) 175 Therefore not unpossibly the cause why the Devil was so earnest..to make them commit if [sc. a sin]. 1659 Misc. Ess. Paradoxes 176, I confesse the Party may not unpossibly be very Rich.
That anyone still submits at own cost to teleglaucosis,
funding thereby the displacement of Man Thinking,1 is funda-
mental:
In this view of him, as Man Thinking, the theory
of his office is contained. Him nature solicits
with all her placid, all her monitory pictures;
him the past instructs; him the future invites.
Whether displaced of dioxene, phosphore or neon? Moot.
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1 Emerson, Ralph Waldo; "The American Scholar",
http://www.emersoncentral.com/amschola
Actually, of virus' five plurals, virora has the most distinctive ring; third declension neutra were always my fave.