What's your catch phrase?
Neo Kervoskia
15-07-2005, 20:19
^ read the title.
Eutrusca
15-07-2005, 20:35
^ read the title.
"I hate to be the one to spoil all your childhood illusions, but ...!" :D
Megaloria
15-07-2005, 20:38
I'm out, like a fat kid in dodgeball.
"Shut up and eat your sandwhich!"
Yeah I know...
Neo Kervoskia
15-07-2005, 20:50
Bump
"[Insert random thing here] doesn't exist."
New Genoa
15-07-2005, 20:53
Smoke.
---wait---
Smoke.
---wait---
Are you smoking yet?
Smoke.
---wait---
Smoke.
---wait---
Are you smoking yet?
Damn you, Damn the brocolli, and damn the Wright Brothers!
Damn you, Damn the brocolli, and damn the Wright Brothers!
To the Hindenpeter!
Schweinebacke
15-07-2005, 20:59
Funnily enough, it's often "You Schweinebacke." Alternately, "Wahhhhh".
Ask a German for the first one.
Gramnonia
15-07-2005, 21:01
Currently it's "Thumbs up, let's do this!"
To the Hindenpeter!
How do you afford these things!?
Keruvalia
15-07-2005, 21:04
Death to Whitey!
and sometimes ...
Rock Us, Dukakis!
Neo Kervoskia
15-07-2005, 21:14
Death to Whitey!
and sometimes ...
Rock Us, Dukakis!
You're right, the 80s were fun.
"You Can't Spell Slaughter Without Laughter" Im not sure if thats more of a catch phrase than a motto, but i like the phrase.
"I hate my life" and "Workers of the World, unite!"
How do you afford these things!?
"Oh god Joe watch out! The blade is still spinning!"
"What the hell is that!?"
I'm not too familiar with the newer episodes
Baranxtu
15-07-2005, 21:26
Usually it's a long, very sacrastic "Ooookay...".
And then there's also the long time favorite "Could someone pass me the vodka?".
Once enough has been passed, though not a real catch phrase, there are sentences that include 'strawberry', followed by 'Uh, I said something dirty'-laughter.
[NS]Simonist
15-07-2005, 21:28
I think the closest I have to a "catch phrase" is the occasional dire proclaimation of "*shrug* I'm just that hardcore" when I claim to do something absolutely, ridiculously impossible.
Example.
me: I'm telling you, man, I drank like four times my weight last night
someone else: Nuh uh
me: Totally. Totally did.
someone else: You wouldn't be able to handle that
me: You don't know that. *shrug* I'm just that hardcore.
The Noble Men
15-07-2005, 21:28
Moo Cow!
The boldly courageous
15-07-2005, 21:53
Life is not fair. Get over it.
I know real cheerful :)
You want a bottle for that whine?
"Oh god Joe watch out! The blade is still spinning!"
"What the hell is that!?"
I'm not too familiar with the newer episodes
http://petercopter.ytmnd.com/
Old-school loop of the crash line.
The Elder Malaclypse
15-07-2005, 21:58
"I swear that monkey wasn't there when I sat down."
I Still Like Oranges
15-07-2005, 22:01
*You Want Some Wine with that cheese*
*you want some cheese with that whine*
*Discount Warehouse. Imagine calling your kid that*
i also spout out about 700 phrases from the simpsons each day
and i have about 7000 more catchphrases
SERIOUSLY
Brabantia Nostra
15-07-2005, 22:01
"Hug me!"
"Lord forgive them, fot they do not know what they are doing" (I'm an atheist and I'm a teacher)
"Eh-oh"
Neutered Sputniks
15-07-2005, 22:05
It depends on where I am...if I'm at work, it usually goes somethin like: "Eh, I'm just a SrA, wtf would I know?"
Elsewhere, I tend to go with: "Life's a bitch, [insert random phrase that has to do with the current subject]". Example: "Life's a bitch...then you get older and realize just how much of a bitch it is"
The New Model Army
15-07-2005, 22:08
"What the gay" is my catch-all catchphrase for confusion or exasperation, "stay frosty" replaces goodbye, and recently, I've taken up saying "It's on like Donkey Kong."
Say it out loud. You'll have yourself a ball, I promise.
Drunk commies deleted
15-07-2005, 22:09
That's not egg white!
I'm (blank). (Blank) like an (unrelated noun)!
Example:
I'm foxy. Foxy like an emu!
I'm angry. Angry like an Englishman!
Homieville
15-07-2005, 22:15
once you go black you cant go back
Isselmere
15-07-2005, 22:20
"[Semi-blasphemous string of expletives]" and "I'll get back to you on that"
Favourite stolen catchphrase: "It takes strength to play the second fiddle well."
Warrigal
15-07-2005, 22:26
Usually for me, when someone near is down, I cheer them up with a bright and happy: :D "Smile! It gets worse!" :D
Holiest Gaia
15-07-2005, 22:36
"evil will always triumph, because good is dumb"
Interdepent
15-07-2005, 22:38
:fluffle:
You dropped something....
and he says: what, what it is, what did I drop?
You dropped my heart...! ;)
Commandia
15-07-2005, 22:39
"Silence, you careless dolt!"
and also
"As hollywood celebrety (insert celebrety here) once said; I'm going to kill you."
ROCK ON STEWIE!
and sometimes
"Remember boys, shoot first, ask questions later"
There's "Damn you, you faulty PEZ-dispenser-making bastards. Damn you all to HELL!" whenever I'm frustrated and "I blame television" when I'm not sure what caused something.
Also, this isn't a catch phrase, so much as it's something I say A LOT - "Did Drunk Commies get DEATed AGAIN?" - to which the answer is almost always a "Hell yeah".
There is also, "Carrying a flashlight like that can not be comfortable."
Urinal Screens
15-07-2005, 22:40
"Poopin' is cool"
Germanische Zustande
15-07-2005, 22:42
"I did NOT wank that technology! I've had it for months!"
Silly Sharks
15-07-2005, 22:43
Catchphrase? Hmm....
I think "oops!" would be mine.
Wait... no...
"*SMASH* Oops!"
Frangland
15-07-2005, 22:43
My catch phrase:
"I loathe incompetence"
I use this, for instance, when I get home after stopping at McDonald's... and find that I was given a McTasty without cheese when I clearly ordered it with cheese.
OR... when they forget to add the ranch dipping sauce for the Chicken Selects... and yes, I had reminded the order-taker that I wanted ranch sauce with them.
Braxis VI
15-07-2005, 22:46
Win tiem!.. Tiem for win.
"I'm not saying it doesn't stink. I'm saying it smells a bit like Strawberry poptarts straight from the toaster. Come smell."
Cannot think of a name
15-07-2005, 23:09
The ones that are constant (said more or less the same way each time) are all borrowed, though I don't know all the sources-
From my Uncle: "What's up with your bad self?"
From a jazz instructor: "Oh yeah?" He would say it at random-especially if no one said anything.
From an old boss: "Sorry Bob" as a rejection. From another boss, "Starts with (), ends with () and rhymes with (word being implied)" for example (real one used by boss in the actual situtation) after being asked what's going on, "Starts with B, ends with T and rhymes with 'Bomb threat.'"
For the most part, though, people know it's me talking because of the way I phrase things. I don't know exactly where it comes from, it's kind of a sideways Groucho Marx kinda thing-if Marx where a California slacker. I can't really replicate it because for me it's just talking, so I don't know what everyone is able to pick out in what I say.
Also I use 'quality' to express approval. I'm sure I'm not the only one who does that but I don't know where I picked it up.
British Socialism
15-07-2005, 23:40
Smoke.
---wait---
Smoke.
---wait---
Are you smoking yet?
Now now New Genoa, the last thing we want to do is to get kids smoking
"What are you, jewish?"
and also "bloody [insert any group of peoples/objects/animals here], coming over here, stealing our jobs and our women"
Xenophobialand
15-07-2005, 23:57
"I say we take off and nuke it from orbit. It's the only way to be sure."
--Simple, succinct, and true in almost every instance.
Smoken Herb
16-07-2005, 00:07
Ya right, What ever!
The WYN starcluster
16-07-2005, 00:10
Black is beautiful, baby.
As in - how do you want yer coffie?
Or - Type of beer? ( Guiness )
Or - Remarking on the fact that the lights went out...
etc.
Myrmidonisia
16-07-2005, 00:38
"Close enough for gummit work",
"Don't sweat the small shit" and
"Fast, Cheap, and Good -- pick two".
Oh and "Parts never killed a project".
I think those of you that work for a living should appreciate those.