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* TIMMEH!

* Tsuruya's father shares her VerbalTic in [[KyonBigDamnHero Kyon: Big Damn Hero]].

* In ''OfficeSpace'' there's Bill Lumburgh, Peter's hated boss, who begins every line in the movie with a long droning "yyyyeeeah", and ends every sentence with a patronizing "mmmkay"?
** Also, prefacing verbs with "go ahead and," sometimes multiple times in a sentence.
** Don't forget that every time he addresses somebody (especially Peter) he always ask "whats happening."
-->That would be greeeat.

* Everyone in ''{{Fargo}}'', yah?
** Aw geeze.
*** Even when Wade [[spoiler:gets shot]], he says this. I didn't realize it until I happened to see that scene with the audio muted. The caption says "Awwww Jeeeeeeeeeeez."
* [[{{Up}} SQUIRREL!]]

* "[[DudeWheresMyCar And...]] ''[[DudeWheresMyCar theennnnn]]''."
* Deacon Frost in ''{{Blade}}'' says "fuck" so many times.
* [[{{Mallrats}} SNOOCHIE BOOCHIES!!]]

** When the typically CuteMute Zazie Rainyday[[spoiler: 's identical twin sister]] starts talking, she passes through several of these. First she uses "poyo" several times, then, when called out on her sudden non-use of it, gives "zazi" and "[[PonyoOnACliffByTheSea ponyo]]" a try.

*** Enemies and NPCs outside of the RPGs do this as well. Jibberjays (birds you race against) in SuperMarioGalaxy2 repeat words after saying them like 'Listen up! Listen up!', while star bunnies from the ''Galaxy'' games add "boiyoing" to the end of their sentences.

* In {{Homestuck}},all the trolls Have THEIR 0wn way oF, uHH, communicatiing.

** [[SdrawkcabName Dlanor]] A. Knox always puts emphasis on the last word of every SENTENCE. Just like that one there and this ONE. Even if it's just one WORD. [[SoYeah So YEAH]].

*** Definitely influenced. One of the [[EyeCatch eye catches]] even featured Sayuri [[ShoutOut holding a wand resembling Sakura's magic staff]], SoYeah.

* [[{{Mallrats}}SNOOCHIE BOOCHIES!!]]

** When the typically CuteMute Zazie Rainyday starts talking, she passes through several of these. First she uses "poyo" several times, then, when called out on her sudden non-use of it, gives "zazi" and "[[PonyoOnACliffByTheSea ponyo]]" a try.

* In ''CodenameKidsNextDoor'', Numbuh 5's father ([[OrSoIHeard apparently]] a parody of BillCosby) was like this, with the habit, and the frequency...oh, you know what I'm talkin' about.

* Bowyer in ''SuperMarioRPG'' (at least in [[{{Woolseyism}} Ted Woolsey's translation]]) likes to go around shouting "Nya!" Object-Subject-Verb sentence form he also uses, much like Yoda.
** Fixed. Seriously, "Bowyer"?
*** Actually, Bowyer and Bowser are completley diffrent characters.
**** [[LuminescentBlush ...*blushes furiously*]] [[SuspiciouslySpecificDenial So...? B-Besides, it's not like I care about this crap in the first place!]] But still... [[BerserkButton You didn't have to correct me!]] (This is turning into {{Natter}}, isn't it?)

* Some Californians, particularly those in the San Francisco Bay Area, use "dude" as both an expression of joy/anger/exasperation/WTF and an informal address between friends. There is heavy reliance on intonation for the exact meaning, and that makes it ''insanely'' hard to explain in text, dude. It's interchangeable with "man" for the most part, although the former is between peers while the latter is mostly used when talking with/to an older person.

* Brazilians often tag their phrase starts with "então" and "daí" ("then") and phrase ends with "né?" ("isn't it?")

* The RobotBuddy Giru in ''{{Dragonball}} GT'' often repeated his own name.