What is your catch phrase?

[FlannelFox]

Balls balls balls balls balls balls balls balls balls...

I actually first started saying that after seeing the movie Stand Up Guys, which apparently was a much classier film. o.o
Besides, it's hilarious hearing Christopher Walken say it and people say I talk like him sometimes.

I also say "Cool bonanzas" a lot, an alternative to "cool bananas" which a variation on "cool beans".

 

[PlusThirtyOne]

I actually first started saying that after seeing the movie Stand Up Guys, which apparently was a much classier film. o.o
Besides, it's hilarious hearing Christopher Walken say it and people say I talk like him sometimes.

I also say "Cool bonanzas" a lot, an alternative to "cool bananas" which a variation on "cool beans".

i have no idea what you're talking about but i was making a reference to-

-with respect to-

Duke Nukem quotes

 

[Julen]

i have no idea what you're talking about but i was making a reference to-

-with respect to-

Byoutiful

 

[FlannelFox]

i have no idea what you're talking about but i was making a reference to-

What do you mean? The bubblegum quote was in the video!
I also want my 4 minutes back....

 

[PlusThirtyOne]

What do you mean? The bubblegum quote was in the video!
I also want my 4 minutes back....

if you were referring to the movie, 'They Live', i haven't seen it. Either way, please elaborate. i am so confused...

 

[FlannelFox]

"It's time to either kick ass or chew gum, and I'm all out of gum." is apparently a Duke Nukem quote but I had never heard it or used it before I saw the movie Stand Up Guys. I thought you were responding to me earlier when I said it.

 

[Strangeguy32000]

"It's time to either kick ass or chew gum, and I'm all out of gum." is apparently a Duke Nukem quote but I had never heard it or used it before I saw the movie Stand Up Guys. I thought you were responding to me earlier when I said it.

The line, or rather a variation of it, originated from the John Carpenter film "They Live" in a scene where "Rowdy" Roddy Piper kills a bunch of disguised aliens in a crowded bank.
"I have come here to Chew Bubblegum and kick ass. And I'm all out of bubblegum"

 

[FlannelFox]

The line, or rather a variation of it, originated from the John Carpenter film "They Live" in a scene where "Rowdy" Roddy Piper kills a bunch of disguised aliens in a crowded bank.
"I have come here to Chew Bubblegum and kick ass. And I'm all out of bubblegum"

Well today I learned something.
Going to have to find that movie now

 

[Zipline]

Sometimes I say: "Zoinks" or "Jeepers" or other scoobydoo catchphrase depending on the scenario.

 

[Daven]

Drink a Bleach Cocktail

 

[Daven]

Yeah, well, that's just like, your opinion, man.

The Big Libouski, BEST MOVIE EVER

 

[FlannelFox]

Drink a Bleach Cocktail

Bleach is mostly water.
And we're mostly water.
Therefore, we are bleach.

 

[Daven]

Bleach is mostly water.
And we're mostly water.
Therefore, we are bleach.

CANIBALISM

 

[FlannelFox]

CANIBALISM

That my friends is a catch phrase.
The bad guy busts up in the bank and shouts "CANNIBALISM!". Can you imagine the horror it would instill in his victims?

 

[Maximus B. Panda]

"F*cking C*nt!" Is one I say a lot. Not very original.

An old phrase I loved and used to have on all my binders and stuff was "Destroy Offend Terrorize". Hard to get away with it as an adult.

 

[psychonautic]

I find myself saying these daily. Couldn't pick just one
"ye"
"k"
"haha" (literally every time something remotely displeasing happens to someone im like a 12yrold)
"shut up nerd"

 

[TidesofFate]

Impressive. Most impressive.

 

[The Llamakiin]

I find myself saying stuff like "dandy" and "neato" a lot when I don't know what to say.

 

[finn50n]

I say Oi in staid of a swear or if i'm just really bored. And some times I just randomly insert it in a conversation. And the wear thing is it just kinda happened out of nowhere no influences it just kinda happened! It dosen't translate into typing tho

 

[Very Hairy Larry]

The Big Libouski, BEST MOVIE EVER

dude, why do you think I say dude all the time, dude, love that movie, dude

 

[FlannelFox]

"dandy" and "neato"

I say Oi in staid of a swear

I do these a bit. Neato is a good positive generic response. I'll use Oi instead Hey a lot, Aye instead of Yeah and I'll put ',yeah?' at the end of a statement as if to say 'correct?'.
I also finish sentences with 'eh?' in that way like a dirty canadian.
And I use 'dude' a lot when I'm talking but I have to be mindful b/c I think of it as a gender neutral pronoun and girls who don't know me will get mad at me when I call them that.... :\

 

[finn50n]

I do these a bit. Neato is a good positive generic response. I'll use Oi instead Hey a lot, Aye instead of Yeah and I'll put ',yeah?' at the end of a statement as if to say 'correct?'.
I also finish sentences with 'eh?' in that way like a dirty canadian.
And I use 'dude' a lot when I'm talking but I have to be mindful b/c I think of it as a gender neutral pronoun and girls who don't know me will get mad at me when I call them that.... :\

I salute you Captain Catchphrase Man

 

[Daven]

dude, why do you think I say dude all the time, dude, love that movie, dude

Rite on dude

 

[Wither]

or

 

[MEDS]

Bao.

Something good happens, give it a "bao bao bao".