Your 'line'
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"Wat." (not misspelled.)
"Captain Obvious saves the day!"
And I make a lot of weird quotes. My favorite would be:
"'I didn't do it!' said a hybrid of Bill Clinton and Richard Nixon."?
"Captain Obvious saves the day!"
And I make a lot of weird quotes. My favorite would be:
"'I didn't do it!' said a hybrid of Bill Clinton and Richard Nixon."?
Ahahahaha [sub]shut up.[/sub] Probably my favourite quotes from Metal Gear Awesome.Continuum said:
My line is "Indeed." People don't know if it means a good thing or a bad thing.
"Willy-Gypsy" is the current phrase. It's a nicer way of saying "whore".
I also say bollocks rather a lot.
And as mentioned before by others, I am also quite the fan of "indeed", or even "most excellent".
I also say bollocks rather a lot.
And as mentioned before by others, I am also quite the fan of "indeed", or even "most excellent".
ce'st super cool.
It means " It's super cool" in French. It sounds really funny with a French accent.
It means " It's super cool" in French. It sounds really funny with a French accent.
Mine disappeared from the thread. Damn, Paranormal Activity on The Escapist. Anyway:
When one of my friends says something illogical, I tend to respond with: "Right ... let me know how that works out for you" in English and in a sarcastic manner.
I once used one when I ate too much and didn't feel too good. I had two big orders of chips years ago and my friend had only one. I had obviously ordered too much so after finishing the first one, I dropped on my chair and literally said: "I'm dying out here." I said it in English because that gave it a comical effect. My friend, who was just sipping of his Coke, burst out in laughter which resulted in all the coke dripping out of his mouth on his chips, thereby ruining his order. I haven't used the line in years, but the story spread like wildfire and the line has gained quite some notoriety among my friends.
When one of my friends says something illogical, I tend to respond with: "Right ... let me know how that works out for you" in English and in a sarcastic manner.
I once used one when I ate too much and didn't feel too good. I had two big orders of chips years ago and my friend had only one. I had obviously ordered too much so after finishing the first one, I dropped on my chair and literally said: "I'm dying out here." I said it in English because that gave it a comical effect. My friend, who was just sipping of his Coke, burst out in laughter which resulted in all the coke dripping out of his mouth on his chips, thereby ruining his order. I haven't used the line in years, but the story spread like wildfire and the line has gained quite some notoriety among my friends.
In a chavy scottish voice
"I'm fae Nidray gimme yer shoes!"
Only people from edinburgh will get this.
"I'm fae Nidray gimme yer shoes!"
Only people from edinburgh will get this.
I like to go for the your mum stuff like
"Aw man th movie was terrible"
"Aye well so's yer maw!"
or mixing it up with
"Aye thats wit yer maw said last night whey!"
Although i keep it buttoned when there angry people I don't know otherwise I start some trouble ha ah ha
"Aw man th movie was terrible"
"Aye well so's yer maw!"
or mixing it up with
"Aye thats wit yer maw said last night whey!"
Although i keep it buttoned when there angry people I don't know otherwise I start some trouble ha ah ha
When asked, "Why do you make fun of me so much?" I answer, "I like to make fun of everyone. You just give me a lot of material to work with."
AHH fucksocks!!
is my usual cry of disappointment, its cheers me up seeing everyone look at me like I've just announced I'm a carrier for the bubonic plague.
is my usual cry of disappointment, its cheers me up seeing everyone look at me like I've just announced I'm a carrier for the bubonic plague.
I have a friend who says "Bad times" a lot when describing something unfortunate that's happened to someone in our friend circle. He's one of my housemates and he happens to come from Chepstow (which is Wales, but right by the border, near Bristol), so imagine someone with a half Welsh/half English accent saying it and drawing out the 'times' bit.
"Bad Times..."
As for me, I don't have any word like that. Although I barely ever say 'hello', I almost always say 'alright' when greeting people I know...
"Bad Times..."
As for me, I don't have any word like that. Although I barely ever say 'hello', I almost always say 'alright' when greeting people I know...