I had a blast with her. She's so funny

[alpacinou]

If you enjoyed spending time with someone, is it okay to say "you had a blast" with them? Is this correct and natural?

-How was your date with Ava?
+I had a blast with her. She's so funny and smart and the cherry on top is that she's attractive!

 

[Barque]

It'd be more natural to drop "with her" in the first sentence. I had a blast. "With her" is implied.

 

[Tarheel]

I think "funny and smart" is part of attraction. For the last part I would say she's very good-looking.

 

[alpacinou]

I think "funny and smart" is part of attraction. For the last part I would say she's very good-looking.

Is this okay

-How was your date with Ava?

+I had a blast with her. She's so funny and smart and the cherry on top is that she's gorgeous!

 

[Tarheel]

@alpacinou It's fine.

A side note. You don't need "with her", but it's okay. Also, I wouldn't use "so" there. (A lot of other people would.)

 

[Barque]

A side note. You don't need "with her"

Indeed. I mentioned that in my last post but it looks like Alpacinou didn't notice.

 

[Tarheel]

@Barque I know.