Your favorite phrases.

rollings · February 2016

Can you play tickets on the table turner? Of course you not! You sleep through kindergartens again? Go back and get learned. He needs help getting his air for the tickets where the the air is thicker, lower. Better seats make breathing easier. Waiste pipes not allowed so you go easy now away, you pappanase.

DancedNLaughter · February 2016

InHiding80 said:
I always say "Bueller" in Ben Stein's voice when I'm impatiently waiting.

I do this too, my kids don't know what the hell I'm talking about.

I'm also fond of "what's your damage Heather?"

"Douche" has become one of my favorite words lately. Almost exclusively used while driving.

RKCNDY · February 2016

"You can put glitter on a piece of shit, but then it's just a piece of sparkly shit"- I say this when people want to do a quick fix on something instead of taking the time to properly fix it.

" 'k bye " this means "I'm done talking to you" kind of a 'talk to the hand' but a nicer version. I know when I've said this to Mr. RK at the store, people laugh.
Example: we are out shopping, Mr. RK is impatient and says, "uh, I'm going to wait outside..." I say "'k bye"

markymark550 · February 2016

RKCNDY said:
" 'k bye " this means "I'm done talking to you" kind of a 'talk to the hand' but a nicer version. I know when I've said this to Mr. RK at the store, people laugh.
Example: we are out shopping, Mr. RK is impatient and says, "uh, I'm going to wait outside..." I say "'k bye"

My wife says that to me too...usually when we're shopping and I'm tired of waiting for her to decide between the red something and the blue something.

F Me In The Brain · February 2016

rollings said:
Can you play tickets on the table turner? Of course you not! You sleep through kindergartens again? Go back and get learned. He needs help getting his air for the tickets where the the air is thicker, lower. Better seats make breathing easier. Waiste pipes not allowed so you go easy now away, you pappanase.

classic

Empty Glass · February 2016

northerndragon said:
My favs include:

So Hard

When do you say this favorite phrase?

Amongst the Ani · February 2016

Do you really need to ask Empty?

HesCalledDyer · February 2016

"'T'sup?"

hedonist · February 2016

HesCalledDyer said:
"'T'sup?"

I've used "S'up?"

WHAT IS THE T FOR?

(and rollings.....well done)

F Me In The Brain · February 2016

"Where's your Le Baron, Freddy?"

Empty Glass · February 2016

hedonist said:

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HesCalledDyer said:
"'T'sup?"
I've used "S'up?"

WHAT IS THE T FOR?

(and rollings.....well done)

Grammar police warning....

Missing apostrophe

'T's up - is the correct usage of this slang

Amongst the Ani · February 2016

Taking the browns to the super bowl

Wobbie · February 2016

Amongst the Ani said:
Taking the browns to the super bowl

dropping the kids at the pool.

HesCalledDyer · February 2016

hedonist said:

show previous quotes
HesCalledDyer said:
"'T'sup?"
I've used "S'up?"

WHAT IS THE T FOR?

(and rollings.....well done)

It's the t in what.

F Me In The Brain · February 2016

I like Ts'up...fits what my nephew says to me at least 2x per day.

Amongst the Ani · February 2016

I feel like if you are going to use the Ts'up you must have bro at the end. Such as: Ts'up bro, how much you benching?

HesCalledDyer · February 2016

I never say bro. Ever. Or brah, that one is even worse.

SD48277 · February 2016

Not really a favorite, but I find myself saying "Beggars can't be choosers" a lot lately.

Sprunkn7 · February 2016

I think the phrase today is Fuckall

RKCNDY · February 2016

HesCalledDyer said:
I never say bro. Ever. Or brah, that one is even worse.

Bruh?

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