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Aetera

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My friends and I made up the phrase "awetarded shenantics." Awesomely retarded shenanigan antics. Pretty much what we do 24/7.

Time for some awetarded shenantics.

I also quite like the word "indubitably."
 

XandNobody

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Indeed.

I'm not agreeing, so much as that it my favorite word, "indeed". It's like yes, save, you actually have to put more thought into it. That and I was such a Stargate fan when it was on...
 

Eijarel

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Genesis, (now i like substitute it for beginning in many of my statements)
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Paradoxical
 

Belluavir

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I particularly like "****" and "shit", I say them quite often. I find it particularly amusing to replace a word in a title with ****. "Donky Kong **** Returns", "Million **** Baby", "Slumcunt Millionaire", "Bravecunt", you know that sort thing.

I also like phrases like "laughing like a ************".

And I like refer to animals as "doggy" when they are clearly not a doggy, though it's better when the animal is somewhat dog like, like a panda or sea lion. I like to call pandas "big ol' doggy" in a hick accent.

I really like immitating Jericho from Fallout 3 and using the word "asshole" multiple times in one or two sentences.

Oh and I like putting qoutation marks around things that actually need them.
When the "inventor" of mayonnaise "died" of "food" poisoning caused by injesting "his" own "product", the world "blew" a sigh of "relief".
 

Dango

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Lucious.

Something about it just sounds perfect, especially when it's in alliteration.
 

JezebelinHell

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"Fuckity, fuck, fuck" or some exclamatory variation of that, "bite me" and sometimes "fuck me". Sometimes they almost slip out in the wrong situations. Bite me is more like a smart ass remark I use with my friends but still awkward when you almost let it slip to a team leader at work.
 

SilentCom

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Recently I've been saying "squee". I don't remember where I heard it first or why I say it or if it even means anything, but it has a slightly comical sound to it and makes me smile.