| 1 | ->'' "This summer, all bets are off, the heat is on, the fix is in, the dogs are out, the game is up, the chips are down, the stakes are high, the odds are low, the danger is huge, the payoff is slim, friendships will be made, rules will be broken, wrongs will be righted, and no unturned stone will be left... uh..." '' |
| 2 | -->-- '''A radio ad''', ''VideoGame/VampireTheMasqueradeBloodlines'' |
| 3 | |
| 4 | Stock Phrases are a line of dialogue which get repeated very often in different fictional works, but always carrying the same meaning each and every time they are used. In many cases, they will only be uttered in a specific situation, and often with the same exact words each time. In [[BetterThanABareBulb lampshade-heavy]] works, may be followed with "IAlwaysWantedToSayThat". |
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| 6 | If the phrase is a signature line closely associated with a single character or specific work, it becomes their [[IndexOfCatchphrases catchphrase]]. |
| 7 | |
| 8 | Closely related to the StockParodies. When you've heard the entire ''conversation'' before, it may have degenerated into a ClicheStorm. See also StockQuotes, which can be attributed to a single source but get quoted over and over in the same way each time. |
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| 10 | For "stock phrases" whose meaning is exclusive to Troper wiki culture, see the index of PredefinedMessages. |
| 11 | |
| 12 | See also ReviewerStandardComparisons. |
| 13 | |
| 14 | '''As of mid-2011, Administrivia/NoNewStockPhrases may be created.''' If you find yourself coming up with one, go to OtherStockPhrases. |
| 15 | ---- |
| 16 | !!Phrases: |
| 17 | [[index]] |
| 18 | [[foldercontrol]] |
| 19 | |
| 20 | [[folder:'''Categories''']] |
| 21 | + IAmAnIndex: Stock phrases that begin with "I am..." |
| 22 | + IndexOfCatchphrases: Stock phrases and quotes that a particular fictional character notably uses on a frequent basis. |
| 23 | + IndexOfGoodbyes: Stock phrases for when you leave someone's presence. |
| 24 | + InsultTropes: Classic ways of mocking people. |
| 25 | + LastWords: Final statements that people commonly say just before they die. |
| 26 | + OneLiner: Stock quips and remarks. |
| 27 | + OtherStockPhrases: A list of common phrases that don't have their own articles. |
| 28 | + ReviewerStockPhrases: Common phrases often used by critics when reviewing a work. |
| 29 | + SoundsOfScience: Common phrases used by [[TropesOnScienceAndUnscience scientists]] ({{mad|Scientist}} or otherwise). |
| 30 | + StockAmericanPhrases: Common phrases used in the United States. |
| 31 | + StockBritishPhrases: Common phrases used in the United Kingdom. |
| 32 | + UsefulNotes/StockJapanesePhrases: Common phrases used in Japan. |
| 33 | + StockLegalPhrases: A list of common phrases associated with [[TheCourtroomIndex courtroom trials]]. |
| 34 | + StockQuotes: Famous statements attributed to various people ([[BeamMeUpScotty sometimes erroneously]]). |
| 35 | + TheseTropesShouldWatchTheirLanguage: Stock profanity and swear words. |
| 36 | + ThisTropeIsX: See the aptly named '''Stock Phrases''' folder. |
| 37 | + WhatIsThisIndex: Stock questions. |
| 38 | [[/folder]] |
| 39 | |
| 40 | [[folder:A]] |
| 41 | * AbandonShip |
| 42 | * AgainstMyReligion: A person refuses to do something because they protest that the action goes against their religious beliefs. |
| 43 | * AgreeToDisagree |
| 44 | * AllAccordingToPlan |
| 45 | * AllOfThem |
| 46 | * AlwaysWithYou |
| 47 | * AmIRight |
| 48 | * AnOfferYouCantRefuse |
| 49 | * AndImTheQueenOfSheba: A character remarks about another character's seemingly improbable statement by making a claim about themselves that they themselves know isn't true in the least. |
| 50 | * AndThenWhat: A character is asked to consider what they'll do once their plan finally succeeds. |
| 51 | * AndThisIsFor: When inflicting violence on the enemy, the attacker declares that the attacks are given on behalf of people the enemy has directly or indirectly harmed. |
| 52 | * AnyLastWords |
| 53 | * AnythingButThat: A character pleads that they'll accept any punishment or torture except for this particular one. |
| 54 | * AreWeGettingThis: A nearby news reporter or filming crew tries to videotape an unexpected, extraordinary event. |
| 55 | * AreWeThereYet |
| 56 | * AreYouSureYouCanDriveThisThing |
| 57 | * AreYouSureYouWantToDoThat |
| 58 | * ArentYouForgettingSomeone |
| 59 | * AsYouKnow: A character tells information to another character that the other character should know already for the benefit of the audience. |
| 60 | * AskAStupidQuestion (get a stupid answer) |
| 61 | * AtLeastIAdmitIt: A character calls out another person for doing something bad, but is hardly a good person themselves. When this detail is pointed out, the person gives the excuse that at least they don't deny or lie about their transgressions. |
| 62 | * AtomicFBomb: A character screams an obscenity as loud as they can. |
| 63 | * AttackPatternAlpha |
| 64 | [[/folder]] |
| 65 | |
| 66 | [[folder:B]] |
| 67 | * BecauseISaidSo |
| 68 | * BeforeMyTime |
| 69 | * BeingWatched |
| 70 | * BestYearsOfYourLife |
| 71 | * BetterThanSex: A character claims to find something so enjoyable that intercourse isn't that thrilling in comparison. |
| 72 | * BigNever: Defiantly yelling out "Never!" in response to something undesirable. |
| 73 | * BigNo: A character screams "No" in response to a misfortune that they really didn't want to happen. |
| 74 | * BigOMG: Yelling out "Oh my God!" to express shock and surprise. |
| 75 | * BigShutUp: Yelling at an annoying person to just "shut up". |
| 76 | * BigStupidDoodooHead: A character resorts to using childish insults. |
| 77 | * BigWhat: A character shouts "What?" in response to a revelation taking them by surprise. |
| 78 | * BigWhy: A character screams "Why?" while lamenting a misfortune they've just suffered or a tragedy they've just witnessed. |
| 79 | * BigYes: A charater triumphantly hollers "Yes" in response to things going their way. |
| 80 | * BiggerIsBetter |
| 81 | * BiggerThanJesus |
| 82 | * BillBillJunkBill: A character goes through their mail while listing the stuff they weren't waiting to receive. |
| 83 | * BlackmailIsSuchAnUglyWord: Insisting on referring to an immoral action with a term that downplays how wrong it is. |
| 84 | * BlahBlahBlah |
| 85 | * BluntNo |
| 86 | * BluntYes |
| 87 | * BowChickaWowWow |
| 88 | * BrassBalls |
| 89 | * ButThatIWouldBelieve |
| 90 | [[/folder]] |
| 91 | |
| 92 | [[folder:C]] |
| 93 | * CantBelieveISaidThat |
| 94 | * CarryTheOne |
| 95 | * CheckPlease: Asking for the check to get out after some restaurant shenanigans. |
| 96 | * ChewBubblegum |
| 97 | * ChingChong: Racist gibberish used to refer to Chinese people. |
| 98 | * ClassifiedInformation |
| 99 | * ClosestThingWeGot |
| 100 | * ClusterFBomb: Character repeatedly uses swear words in the same sentence. |
| 101 | * ComeAlone |
| 102 | * ComeOutComeOutWhereverYouAre |
| 103 | * ComeToGawk |
| 104 | * ComeWithMeIfYouWantToLive |
| 105 | * CrackOhMyBack: Complaining about hurting one's back. |
| 106 | * CrazyEnoughToWork |
| 107 | * CurvesInAllTheRightPlaces |
| 108 | [[/folder]] |
| 109 | |
| 110 | [[folder:D]] |
| 111 | * DeadManWalking |
| 112 | * DefensiveWhat: A character exclaims "What?" in response to receiving awkward stares after their most recent action or statement. |
| 113 | * DidIJustSayThatOutLoud |
| 114 | * DidTheEarthMoveForYouToo |
| 115 | * DidYouActuallyBelieve |
| 116 | * DidYouDie: When a character is telling the story of a dangerous experience they went through, another asks if they survived even though it's obvious they did if they're around to tell the tale. |
| 117 | * DidYouGetANewHaircut |
| 118 | * DidYouThinkICantFeel |
| 119 | * DidntSeeThatComing |
| 120 | * DidntThinkThisThrough: A character learns the hard way that their plan failed to account for something that immediately makes it fall flat (or at least makes the plan a nightmare to carry out). |
| 121 | * DidntWantAnAdventure |
| 122 | * DidntWeUseThisJokeAlready |
| 123 | * DiveDiveDive |
| 124 | * DoIReallySoundLikeThat: A person hears a recording of themselves and expresses disbelief at how they apparently sound. |
| 125 | * DoWithHimAsYouWill |
| 126 | * DoYouTrustMe |
| 127 | * DoesHeHaveABrother: Asking if a person one is attracted to but can't be with because they're spoken for if the person in question has a relative, implying an interest to at least hook up to the relative of the object of their affection. |
| 128 | * DoesThatSoundLikeFunToYou |
| 129 | * DoesThisMakeMeLookFat |
| 130 | * ADogAteMyHomework: A child tells their teacher they haven't handed in their homework because the family dog chewed it up. |
| 131 | * DontAnswerThat |
| 132 | * DontAsk: Responding to a question by insisting the inquirer is better off not knowing the answer. |
| 133 | * DontBeRidiculous: A character corrects another person making a ludicrous statement, then gives an observation that's just as (or even more) ridiculous. |
| 134 | * DontDoAnythingIWouldntDo: You should behave yourself by following someone else's restraints. |
| 135 | * DontLookAtMe |
| 136 | * DontLookDown |
| 137 | * DontMakeMeDestroyYou |
| 138 | * DontSaySuchStupidThings |
| 139 | * DontSneakUpOnMeLikeThat |
| 140 | * DontTouchItYouIdiot: A character is warned not to touch something dangerous, but touches it anyway. |
| 141 | * DontTryThisAtHome: A disclaimer appears in works of fiction featuring imitable behavior to warn audiences that they could get hurt, or even killed, if they try to mimic what the characters are doing. |
| 142 | * DontYouDarePityMe |
| 143 | * DoubleDontKnow |
| 144 | * DrinkingTheKoolAid |
| 145 | [[/folder]] |
| 146 | |
| 147 | [[folder:E]] |
| 148 | * TheEasyWayOrTheHardWay |
| 149 | * EatMyDust |
| 150 | * EatTheRich |
| 151 | * ElevatorFloorAnnouncement |
| 152 | * EspeciallyZoidberg |
| 153 | * EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas |
| 154 | * ExpectingSomeoneTaller: Remarking that a famous person doesn't look like how you pictured them. |
| 155 | * ExtraExtraReadAllAboutIt |
| 156 | [[/folder]] |
| 157 | |
| 158 | [[folder:F]] |
| 159 | * FellOffTheBackOfATruck |
| 160 | * FigureItOutYourself |
| 161 | * FineYouCanJustWaitHereAlone |
| 162 | * FinishHim |
| 163 | * FirstNameUltimatum: Yelling a person's given name to let them know that they are in big trouble. |
| 164 | * FlatWhat |
| 165 | * FollowThatCar |
| 166 | * ForScience: Excusing immoral actions on the basis that the actions are necessary for scientific progress. |
| 167 | * ForYourOwnGood |
| 168 | * ForYourPeopleByYourPeople |
| 169 | [[/folder]] |
| 170 | |
| 171 | [[folder:G]] |
| 172 | * {{Gesundheit}}: A character uses a big word and is mistaken for sneezing. |
| 173 | * GetAHoldOfYourselfMan |
| 174 | * GetARoom |
| 175 | * GetItOverWith |
| 176 | * GetOut: Making it clear to someone that you want them to leave this instant. |
| 177 | * GetYourMindOutOfTheGutter |
| 178 | * GiveAManAFish |
| 179 | * GiveMeAReason: A character eagerly looks for an excuse to inflict violence upon someone. |
| 180 | * GiveMeASign |
| 181 | * GiveMeASword |
| 182 | * GiveMyRegardsInTheNextWorld |
| 183 | * GladHesOnOurSide |
| 184 | * GladIThoughtOfIt: Taking credit for ideas someone else came up with. |
| 185 | * GoThroughMe |
| 186 | * GoToYourRoom |
| 187 | * GodHelpUsAll |
| 188 | * TheGoldenRule |
| 189 | * GoneHorriblyWrong |
| 190 | * GonnaNeedMoreX |
| 191 | * GoodIsOldFashioned |
| 192 | * GoodNewsBadNews |
| 193 | * GoodNightSweetPrince |
| 194 | * GoodbyeCruelWorld: A statement likely to be found on a suicide note or to be exclaimed by someone before they take their own life. |
| 195 | * GravityIsOnlyATheory |
| 196 | * GrudgingThankYou |
| 197 | [[/folder]] |
| 198 | |
| 199 | [[folder:H]] |
| 200 | * HappyBirthdayToYou |
| 201 | * HasTwoThumbsAnd |
| 202 | * HaveWeMet |
| 203 | * HaveYouComeToGloat |
| 204 | * HaveYouToldAnyoneElse |
| 205 | * HaventYouSeenXBefore |
| 206 | * HavingAHeart |
| 207 | * HeDidntMakeIt |
| 208 | * HeHadAName: Calling a person out on dismissing someone they killed as inconsequential by pointing out that their victim had an identity. |
| 209 | * HeWentThatWay |
| 210 | * HehHehYouSaidX: A character laughs at someone else using a word that sounds dirty. |
| 211 | * HelpImStuck |
| 212 | * HereWeGoAgain: Characters point out that they're going through a repetition of the situation they've just gone through. |
| 213 | * HesGotAWeapon |
| 214 | * HeyThatsMyLine |
| 215 | * HeyWait |
| 216 | * HiMom |
| 217 | * HisNameIs: A character dies before they can reveal crucial information. |
| 218 | * HitYouSoHardYourXWillFeelIt |
| 219 | * HowDareYouDieOnMe |
| 220 | * HowDidThatGetInThere |
| 221 | * Administrivia/HowDidWeMissThisOne |
| 222 | * HowDidYouKnowIDidnt: After a character manages to solve the problem, they are asked how they knew what to do. The character replies that they didn't know what had to be done and that it's actually a coincidence that their actions solved the problem. |
| 223 | * HowIsThatEvenPossible: A character witnesses an impossible event and asks how it could possibly happen. |
| 224 | * HowManyFingers |
| 225 | * HowMuchDidYouHear |
| 226 | * HowTheMightyHaveFallen |
| 227 | * HowWouldYouLikeToDie |
| 228 | [[/folder]] |
| 229 | |
| 230 | [[folder:I]] |
| 231 | * IAlwaysWantedToSayThat |
| 232 | * IAmAMonster |
| 233 | * IAmBigBoned |
| 234 | * IAmDyingPleaseTakeMyMacGuffin: A dying person gives a plot-important object to the heroes before dying. |
| 235 | * IAmLegion |
| 236 | * IAmNotHim |
| 237 | * IAmOneOfThoseToo |
| 238 | * IAmSpartacus |
| 239 | * IAmTheNoun |
| 240 | * IAmWhatIAm |
| 241 | * IAmXSonOfY |
| 242 | * IAmYourOpponent |
| 243 | * IAteWhat: A character is disgusted upon realizing they just ate something really gross. |
| 244 | * IBangedYourMom |
| 245 | * IBelieveThatYouBelieveIt |
| 246 | * IBrokeANail |
| 247 | * ICanExplain |
| 248 | * ICanLiveWithThat: A character responds to being told that the action they're about to take isn't in their best interests by stating that they're prepared to accept the consequences. |
| 249 | * ICanSeeMyHouseFromHere |
| 250 | * ICanSeeYou |
| 251 | * ICantBelieveAGuyLikeYouWouldNoticeMe |
| 252 | * ICantBelieveImSayingThis: A character acknowledges that they're saying something they didn't expect to ever say. |
| 253 | * ICantDoThisByMyself |
| 254 | * ICantFeelMyLegs |
| 255 | * ICantHearYou |
| 256 | * ICantSeeMyself |
| 257 | * ICantSenseTheirPresence |
| 258 | * IComeInPeace |
| 259 | * IDidWhatIHadToDo |
| 260 | * IDidntMeanToKillHim |
| 261 | * IDidntTellYouBecauseYoudBeUnhappy |
| 262 | * IDoNotDrinkWine |
| 263 | * IDontLikeYouAndYouDontLikeMe |
| 264 | * IDontPayYouToThink: The boss makes it clear that they don't give a fig about what their employees/underlings have to say. |
| 265 | * IDontThinkThatsSuchAGoodIdea |
| 266 | * IDontWantToRuinOurFriendship |
| 267 | * IForgiveYou |
| 268 | * IGaveMyWord |
| 269 | * IHaveAFamily: A character pleads to be spared because they have a family. |
| 270 | * IHaveJustOneThingToSay |
| 271 | * IHaveMyWays |
| 272 | * IHaveNoIdeaWhatImDoing |
| 273 | * IHaveNoSon: Disavowing one's own child due to not approving of what they did or how they chose to live their life. |
| 274 | * IHaveThisFriend: A character asks for advice on how to deal with a problem they have, but they claim that it's a non-existent friend who has the problem to avoid embarrassing themselves. |
| 275 | * IHaveYouNowMyPretty |
| 276 | * IHaveYourWife: Threatening someone into doing what you want them to by holding a loved one of theirs hostage. |
| 277 | * IHeardThat |
| 278 | * IHitYouYouHitTheGround |
| 279 | * IJustKnew |
| 280 | * IKnewIt: What audiences are likely to say when it turns out that their speculations about the work are completely accurate. |
| 281 | * IKnewThereWasSomethingAboutYou |
| 282 | * IKnowKarate |
| 283 | * IKnowYoureInThereSomewhereFight |
| 284 | * IKnowYoureWatchingMe |
| 285 | * ILied: Villain admits to not telling the truth. |
| 286 | * ILikeMyXLikeILikeMyY |
| 287 | * ILikeThoseOdds |
| 288 | * ILoveTheSmellOfXInTheMorning |
| 289 | * IMissMom |
| 290 | * INeedAFreakingDrink: A character remarks that they need a drink to make it clear how exasperated or depressed they are about the current situation. |
| 291 | * INeedToGoIronMyDog: Giving an excuse to leave that sounds improbable and blatantly made up. |
| 292 | * IReadItForTheArticles |
| 293 | * IRegretNothing: Character admits they have no remorse for anything they've done wrong. |
| 294 | * IRememberBecause |
| 295 | * IRememberItLikeItWasYesterday |
| 296 | * IResembleThatRemark: A character objects to an insult in a way that proves it. |
| 297 | * IShallReturn |
| 298 | * IShouldHaveBeenBetter |
| 299 | * IShouldHaveDoneThisYearsAgo |
| 300 | * ISurrenderSuckers: A character appears to concede a fight, only to launch an attack the moment their opponent lets their guard down. |
| 301 | * ITakeOffenseToThatLastOne: A character hears a bunch of insults directed at them, but only gets upset or the most offended by the last and/or weakest of the insults. |
| 302 | * ITasteDelicious |
| 303 | * IThinkYouBrokeHim |
| 304 | * IWantGrandkids: A parent makes it clear that they want their child to be a parent themselves. |
| 305 | * IWantMyMommy: A character in trouble pleads for their mother to come and save them, which can be played for comedy or drama. |
| 306 | * IWantThemAlive |
| 307 | * IWarnedYou |
| 308 | * IWasBornReady |
| 309 | * IWasJustJoking: A character makes a facetious statement and is shocked when their claim is taken seriously. |
| 310 | * IWasJustPassingThrough |
| 311 | * IWasNeverHere |
| 312 | * IWasYoungAndNeededTheMoney |
| 313 | * IWillShowYouX |
| 314 | * IWillTearYourArmsOff |
| 315 | * IWillWaitForYou |
| 316 | * IWontSayImGuilty |
| 317 | * IWorkAlone: A character refuses to allow partners and prefers to do their job by themselves. |
| 318 | * IdTellYouButThenIdHaveToKillYou |
| 319 | * IfICantHaveYou |
| 320 | * IfIDoNotReturn |
| 321 | * IfIHadANickel: A character remarks on what they'd be able to afford if they had enough of a specific unit of currency for every time something happened or every time they heard a specific phrase used. |
| 322 | * IfIWantYourOpinion |
| 323 | * IfIWantedXIWouldY |
| 324 | * IfIWantedYouDead |
| 325 | * IfMyCalculationsAreCorrect |
| 326 | * IfWeSurviveThis |
| 327 | * IfYouEverDoAnythingToHurtHer |
| 328 | * IfYouKillHimYouWillBeJustLikeHim |
| 329 | * IfYouThoughtThatWasBad |
| 330 | * IfYouWontIWill |
| 331 | * IllBeYourBestFriend: A character tries to get another to do what they want by promising to be their best friend if they comply. |
| 332 | * IllKillYou: Directly threatening to murder someone. |
| 333 | * IllTakeThatAsACompliment |
| 334 | * IllTellYouWhenIveHadEnough: A character drinking at a bar gets hostile when the bartender tries to tell them that they need to go easy on the boozing. |
| 335 | * ImADoctorNotAPlaceholder |
| 336 | * ImColdSoCold: When a person is dying, they comment that they feel cold. |
| 337 | * ImGoingToDisneyWorld |
| 338 | * ImGoingToHellForThis: A character quips that they're likely to go to Hell for something they just did. |
| 339 | * ImMelting |
| 340 | * ImNotAHeroIm |
| 341 | * ImNotAfraidOfYou |
| 342 | * ImNotDoingThatAgain |
| 343 | * ImNotHereToMakeFriends |
| 344 | * ImNotHungry |
| 345 | * ImOkay |
| 346 | * ImStandingRightHere: An objection a character may give when someone is openly insulting them while they're in earshot. |
| 347 | * ImYourBiggestFan |
| 348 | * ImYourWorstNightmare |
| 349 | * ImagineTheAudienceNaked |
| 350 | * {{Incoming}} |
| 351 | * InLoveWithLove |
| 352 | * IsItSomethingYouEat |
| 353 | * IsNothingSacred |
| 354 | * IsThatAThreat |
| 355 | * IsThatTheBestYouCanDo |
| 356 | * IsThatWhatHeToldYou |
| 357 | * IsThereADoctorInTheHouse |
| 358 | * IsThisAJoke |
| 359 | * IsThisThingOn |
| 360 | * IsThisThingStillOn |
| 361 | * ItAmusedMe |
| 362 | * ItBelongsInAMuseum |
| 363 | * ItCantBeHelped |
| 364 | * ItDoesntMeanAnything |
| 365 | * ItGetsEasier |
| 366 | * ItHasBeenAnHonor |
| 367 | * ItHasOnlyJustBegun |
| 368 | * ItIsNotYourTime |
| 369 | * ItMayHelpYouOnYourQuest |
| 370 | * ItMeantSomethingToMe |
| 371 | * ItNeverGetsAnyEasier |
| 372 | * ItSeemedLikeAGoodIdeaAtTheTime |
| 373 | * ItWasAGift |
| 374 | * ItWasHereISwear |
| 375 | * ItWasntEasy |
| 376 | * ItsALongStory |
| 377 | * ItsAllMyFault |
| 378 | * ItsLikeIAlwaysSay |
| 379 | * ItsNotYouItsMe |
| 380 | * ItsPersonal |
| 381 | * ItsQuietTooQuiet |
| 382 | * ItsTheBestWhateverEver |
| 383 | * ItsTheOnlyWay |
| 384 | * ItsTheOnlyWayToBeSure |
| 385 | * ItsWhatIDo |
| 386 | * IveComeTooFar |
| 387 | * IveGotAnXAndImNotAfraidToUseIt |
| 388 | * IveHeardOfThatWhatIsIt: A character mentions something as if they know what it is, then asks what that thing is exactly. |
| 389 | * IveNeverSeenAnythingLikeThisBefore |
| 390 | [[/folder]] |
| 391 | |
| 392 | [[folder:J]] |
| 393 | * [[{{Jaccuse}} J'accuse!]] |
| 394 | * JoeSentMe |
| 395 | * JoinedYourParty |
| 396 | * JumpIllCatchYou |
| 397 | * JumpOffABridgeRebuttal |
| 398 | * JustAKid |
| 399 | * JustBetweenYouAndMe |
| 400 | * JustFollowingOrders: The villain's minions try to avoid punishment with the excuse that it was their job to do as they were instructed. |
| 401 | * JustOneMan |
| 402 | * JustSmileAndNod |
| 403 | * JustTestingYou |
| 404 | * JusticeWillPrevail |
| 405 | [[/folder]] |
| 406 | |
| 407 | [[folder:K]] |
| 408 | * KillHimAlready: The hero's allies demand that he kill the bad guy already. |
| 409 | * KlaatuBaradaNikto |
| 410 | [[/folder]] |
| 411 | |
| 412 | [[folder:L]] |
| 413 | * LadiesAndGerms |
| 414 | * LeaveHimToMe |
| 415 | * LeaveMeAlone |
| 416 | * LeaveNoSurvivors |
| 417 | * LeaveNoWitnesses |
| 418 | * LetMeGetThisStraight |
| 419 | * LetUsNeverSpeakOfThisAgain: Characters agree to never say a word of this incident ever again. |
| 420 | * LetsDance |
| 421 | * LetsGetDangerous |
| 422 | * LetsGetOutOfHere |
| 423 | * LetsHaveAnotherBaby |
| 424 | * LetsJustBeFriends |
| 425 | * LetsSplitUpGang |
| 426 | * LieBackAndThinkOfEngland |
| 427 | * LifeIsntFair: When someone complains about their misfortunes, another person (who may in fact be responsible for their suffering) tells them that life isn't (supposed to or said to be) fair and sometimes add that they therefore have no apparent right to complain about their greivences. |
| 428 | * LikeASonToMe |
| 429 | * LikeAnOldMarriedCouple |
| 430 | * LittleDidIKnow: Foreshadowing life-turning events by mentioning the character's initial ignorance of them. |
| 431 | * LittleNo |
| 432 | * LookBehindYou: Tricking someone into looking away by claiming that something they'd be interested in seeing is nearby. |
| 433 | * LookMaIAmOnTV |
| 434 | * LostMyAppetite |
| 435 | * TheLastThingYouEverSee |
| 436 | [[/folder]] |
| 437 | |
| 438 | [[folder:M]] |
| 439 | * MakeAnExampleOfThem |
| 440 | * MakesUsEven |
| 441 | * [[AppealToFamilialWisdom Mama Said]] |
| 442 | * MatterOfLifeAndDeath |
| 443 | * MayIBorrowACupOfSugar |
| 444 | * MetaphorIsMyMiddleName: A character claims that a certain quality or attribute is their middle name to emphasize that they are the right person for the job requiring said quality or attribute. |
| 445 | * MirandaRights "You have the right to remain silent..." |
| 446 | * MiseryBuildsCharacter |
| 447 | * MisplacedADecimalPoint |
| 448 | * MoveAlongNothingToSeeHere |
| 449 | * MyCard |
| 450 | * MyDadCanBeatUpYourDad |
| 451 | * MyEyesAreUpHere: A woman calls a person out for staring at her breasts. |
| 452 | * MyGodWhatHaveIDone |
| 453 | * MyGodYouAreSerious |
| 454 | * MyGrandmaCanDoBetterThanYou |
| 455 | * MyLifeFlashedBeforeMyEyes |
| 456 | * MyParentsAreDead |
| 457 | * MyWayOrTheHighway: "You either do as I say, or you're out. No discussions, no excuses." |
| 458 | * TheMenFirst |
| 459 | * {{My X Is a Y}} |
| 460 | [[/folder]] |
| 461 | |
| 462 | [[folder:N]] |
| 463 | * NameOne |
| 464 | * TheNativesAreRestless |
| 465 | * NeverBringAKnifeToAGunFight |
| 466 | * NeverHeardThatOneBefore |
| 467 | * NeverTellMeTheOdds |
| 468 | * NeverWorkWithChildrenOrAnimals |
| 469 | * NewLookSameGreatTaste |
| 470 | * NiceKitty |
| 471 | * NoAnimalsAllowed (often spoken as "No Pets Allowed") |
| 472 | * NoIntelligentLifeHere |
| 473 | * NoMatterHowMuchIBeg |
| 474 | * NoOneCouldSurviveThat: Doubts are cast on a person's survival immediately before it turns out that, yes, the person is still alive. |
| 475 | * NoPeekingRequest: A character requests another to turn away or not to look while they perform an action. |
| 476 | * NoQuestionsAsked |
| 477 | * NoTimeToExplain |
| 478 | * NoYou: Responding to an insult by parroting the insult at the person who just gave it. |
| 479 | * NoYouGoFirst |
| 480 | * NoYouHangUpFirst |
| 481 | * {{NOT}}: Exclaiming "NOT" after saying something to make it clear that what you just said wasn't sincere. |
| 482 | * NotAGame |
| 483 | * NotAfraidOfYouAnymore |
| 484 | * NotBad |
| 485 | * NotBigEnoughForTheTwoOfUs |
| 486 | * NotHowImDyingDeclaration |
| 487 | * NotInKansasAnymore |
| 488 | * NotInMyBackyard |
| 489 | * NotInMyContract |
| 490 | * NotInTheFace |
| 491 | * NotLikeOtherGirls |
| 492 | * NotListeningToMeAreYou |
| 493 | * NotMyDriver |
| 494 | * NotNowKiddo: Dismissing children when they're trying to inform you of something important. |
| 495 | * NotOnTheList |
| 496 | * NotSafeForWork: Material on the Internet that could get you fired when viewed at work due to containing risque content. |
| 497 | * NotThatKindOfPartner |
| 498 | * NotWhatISignedOnFor |
| 499 | * NotWhatItLooksLike: A character is caught in a compromising situation and tries to inform observers that what's happening isn't what it looks like. |
| 500 | * NotWithTheSafetyOnYouWont |
| 501 | * NotYourDaddysX: A phrase indicating that a reintroduced product from the past is much different from how it was before. |
| 502 | * NotYourProblem |
| 503 | * NothingCanSaveUsNow |
| 504 | * NothingCanStopUsNow |
| 505 | * NothingExcitingEverHappensHere |
| 506 | * NothingPersonal |
| 507 | * NowILayMeDownToSleep |
| 508 | * NowItsMyTurn |
| 509 | * NowWhat |
| 510 | * NowYouTellMe |
| 511 | [[/folder]] |
| 512 | |
| 513 | [[folder:O]] |
| 514 | * OhCrap: A character is shocked at the realization that they are in big trouble. |
| 515 | * OhGodWithTheVerbing |
| 516 | * OhNoNotAgain |
| 517 | * OhNoYouDidnt |
| 518 | * OhTheHumanity |
| 519 | * OhWait |
| 520 | * OnAScaleFromOneToTen |
| 521 | * OnSecondThought |
| 522 | * OnceUponATime: The first four words of many fairy tales. |
| 523 | * OneThingLedToAnother |
| 524 | * OpenAndShutCase: Ironic OneLiner about a case so obviously easy to close. |
| 525 | * OrAreYouJustHappyToSeeMe: Asking someone if they have an erection while giving a less risque reason they could be having a bulge in their pants. |
| 526 | * OrMyNameIsnt |
| 527 | * OrSoIHeard |
| 528 | * OwMyBodyPart |
| 529 | [[/folder]] |
| 530 | |
| 531 | [[folder:P]] |
| 532 | * PermissionToSpeakFreely |
| 533 | * PickOnSomeoneYourOwnSize |
| 534 | * PleaseDontLeaveMe |
| 535 | * PleaseIWillDoAnything |
| 536 | * PleasePutSomeClothesOn: Requesting a naked person to get dressed. |
| 537 | * PleaseWakeUp: A child attempts to wake a corpse up because they think the dead person is just sleeping. |
| 538 | * ThePlotThickens |
| 539 | * PopularSayingBut |
| 540 | * PreemptiveApology |
| 541 | * PreemptiveShutUp: Telling someone to shut up when they haven't even said anything. |
| 542 | * PrepareToDie |
| 543 | * PresentCompanyExcluded: Apologizing to someone after making a generalizing insult that you didn't intend to offend that person with. |
| 544 | * PromiseMeYouWontX |
| 545 | * PutDownYourGunAndStepAway |
| 546 | [[/folder]] |
| 547 | |
| 548 | [[folder:Q]] |
| 549 | * QuitYourWhining |
| 550 | [[/folder]] |
| 551 | |
| 552 | [[folder:R]] |
| 553 | * RapidFireBut |
| 554 | * RapidFireNo |
| 555 | * RapidFireShutUp |
| 556 | * RapidFireYes |
| 557 | * ReadTheFreakingManual |
| 558 | * ReadingsAreOffTheScale |
| 559 | * TheRealHeroes: Ordinary servicemen everyday civilians deserve more respect and recognition for their misdeeds than any superhero. |
| 560 | * ResistanceIsFutile |
| 561 | * ARiddleWrappedInAMysteryInsideAnEnigma |
| 562 | * RidiculousCounterRequest |
| 563 | * RightBehindMe: A character insults someone who turns out to be standing behind them the whole time. |
| 564 | * RightUnderTheirNoses |
| 565 | * RuleNumberOne |
| 566 | [[/folder]] |
| 567 | |
| 568 | [[folder:S]] |
| 569 | * AStormIsComing |
| 570 | * SandInMyEyes |
| 571 | * SawItInAMovieOnce |
| 572 | * SayMyName |
| 573 | * SeeYouInHell |
| 574 | * SeizeThem |
| 575 | * SendMeBack: Character becomes attached to the place they were sent away to. Upon returning home, they demand to be sent back. |
| 576 | * ShameIfSomethingHappened |
| 577 | * SheIsNotMyGirlfriend |
| 578 | * SheWillComeForMe |
| 579 | * ShootEverythingThatMoves |
| 580 | * SickAndWrong |
| 581 | * SignOfTheApocalypse |
| 582 | * SilenceYouFool |
| 583 | * SlicesDicesAndMakesJulienneFries |
| 584 | * SlipIntoSomethingMoreComfortable |
| 585 | * SoBeautifulItsACurse |
| 586 | * SoLongSuckers |
| 587 | * SoProudOfYou: A character makes it clear that they are proud of how far their loved one or pupil has gone. |
| 588 | * SoWasX |
| 589 | * SoWhatDoWeDoNow |
| 590 | * SoYouWereSaying |
| 591 | * SomeOfMyBestFriendsAreX: A racist or other bigot tries to defend themselves by claiming to be friends with some of the people they're bigoted against. |
| 592 | * SomeoneHasToDoIt |
| 593 | * SomeonesTouchingMyButt: A bunch of people are moving in the dark and someone complains that they're being touched in a personal place. |
| 594 | * SomethingWeForgot |
| 595 | * SorryImGay: Turning down the advances of a member of the opposite sex by claiming you're gay. |
| 596 | * SpySpeak |
| 597 | * StandardPoliceMotto (including "To protect and to serve") |
| 598 | * StatingTheSimpleSolution |
| 599 | * StayFrosty |
| 600 | * StillGotIt |
| 601 | * StockScream: Stock audio of screams that tend to be used in movies and television shows. |
| 602 | * StopOrIWillShoot |
| 603 | * StopSayingThat |
| 604 | * TheStrengthOfTenMen |
| 605 | * StupidestThingIveEverHeard |
| 606 | * SuchAPhony: One character talks crap about another but pretends to be nice in their presence. |
| 607 | * SureLetsGoWithThat: A character assumes what they think is the reason behind another person's actions and the other person agrees in a way that implies this wasn't the real reason they did it. |
| 608 | [[/folder]] |
| 609 | |
| 610 | [[folder:T]] |
| 611 | * TakeCareOfTheKids |
| 612 | * TakeMeInstead |
| 613 | * TakeMeToYourLeader |
| 614 | * TakeTheWheel |
| 615 | * TakeUpMySword |
| 616 | * TakingYouWithMe |
| 617 | * TalkToTheHand |
| 618 | * TastesLikeChicken |
| 619 | * TellMeAboutMyFather |
| 620 | * ThatDidntHappen |
| 621 | * ThatLiarLies |
| 622 | * ThatManIsDead |
| 623 | * ThatWasntARequest |
| 624 | * ThatsAnOrder |
| 625 | * ThatsGottaHurt |
| 626 | * ThatsWhatICallX |
| 627 | * ThatsWhatIWouldDo |
| 628 | * ThatsWhatSheSaid |
| 629 | * TheThreeCertaintiesInLife |
| 630 | * TheTropeFormerlyKnownAsX |
| 631 | * ThereAreNoCoincidences |
| 632 | * ThereAreNoRules |
| 633 | * ThereAreTwoKindsOfPeopleInTheWorld |
| 634 | * ThereIsAGod: A character is happy about something they wanted to happen and sees it as proof that God does exist. |
| 635 | * ThereIsNoTry |
| 636 | * TheseHandsHaveKilled: A character is upset at the realization that they just killed someone. |
| 637 | * TheyCalledMeMad |
| 638 | * TheyDontMakeThemLikeTheyUsedTo |
| 639 | * TheyHaveTheScent |
| 640 | * TheyKnewTheRisks |
| 641 | * ThickerThanWater |
| 642 | * ThinkNothingOfIt |
| 643 | * ThisAintRocketSurgery |
| 644 | * ThisCannotBe: Once defeated, the villain exclaims their disbelief that their downfall has happened. |
| 645 | * ThisExplainsSoMuch |
| 646 | * ThisIsACompetition and I'm here to win. |
| 647 | * ThisIsAsFarAsIGo |
| 648 | * ThisIsGonnaSuck: A character resignedly states that what's about to happen to them is going to be very unpleasant. |
| 649 | * ThisIsNoTimeForKnitting |
| 650 | * ThisIsNoTimeToPanic |
| 651 | * ThisIsNotADrill |
| 652 | * ThisIsReality: A joke where a fictional character addresses that the real world isn't at all like fiction. |
| 653 | * ThisIsSomethingHesGotToDoHimself |
| 654 | * ThisIsTheFinalBattle |
| 655 | * ThisIsThePartWhere |
| 656 | * ThisIsUnforgivable: Making it clear to someone that they've crossed the line and that they cannot be forgiven for their misdeed. |
| 657 | * ThisIsWrongOnSoManyLevels |
| 658 | * ThisMeansWar |
| 659 | * ThisSongGoesOutToTvTropes |
| 660 | * ThoseWereOnlyTheirScouts |
| 661 | * ThreeTwoOne |
| 662 | * {{Timber}} |
| 663 | * TimeForPlanB |
| 664 | * TimmyInAWell |
| 665 | * TiredOfRunning |
| 666 | * ToAbsentFriends: Proposing a toast to the deceased, usually reserved for heroes. |
| 667 | * ToMakeALongStoryShort |
| 668 | * TodayXTomorrowTheWorld |
| 669 | * TogetherWeAreX: Members of an {{ensemble|s}} introduce themselves first individually and then as a team. |
| 670 | * TooSlow |
| 671 | * TooYoungToDieLamentation: A character in danger of getting killed laments that they don't want to die yet because of how much they haven't experienced yet. |
| 672 | * TrialBalloonQuestion |
| 673 | * TrustMeImAnX |
| 674 | * TryNotToDie |
| 675 | * TurnOffTheCamera |
| 676 | * TurnYourHeadAndCough |
| 677 | * TwoOutOfThreeAintBad |
| 678 | * TwoWordsAddedEmphasis: A character emphasizes their point by saying "Two (or any number of) words", followed by the number of words relevant to what the character is trying to say. |
| 679 | * TwoWordsICantCount: An attempt at TwoWordsAddedEmphasis is flubbed by the person not getting the number of words right. |
| 680 | [[/folder]] |
| 681 | |
| 682 | [[folder:U]] |
| 683 | * UnaccustomedAsIAmToPublicSpeaking |
| 684 | * UnstoppableForceMeetsImmovableObject |
| 685 | [[/folder]] |
| 686 | |
| 687 | [[folder:V]] |
| 688 | * VerbThis |
| 689 | [[/folder]] |
| 690 | |
| 691 | [[folder:W]] |
| 692 | * WaitHere |
| 693 | * WalkThePlank |
| 694 | * WalkThisWay |
| 695 | * TheWarHasJustBegun |
| 696 | * WasItAllALie: Someone starts to sense that they've been lied to by a loved or otherwise trusted one and begins to wonder if the fabrication means everything about the relationship was insincere. |
| 697 | * WasJustLeaving: An intense or embarrassing situation causes a character to excuse themself or be dismissed by another |
| 698 | * WasntThatFun |
| 699 | * WeAllDieSomeday: Pointing out this notion or statistic, often casually. |
| 700 | * WeAreEverywhere |
| 701 | * WeGottaStopMeetingLikeThis |
| 702 | * WeHaveWaysOfMakingYouTalk |
| 703 | * WeMeetAgain: Two enemies acknowledge that they've crossed paths again. |
| 704 | * WeNeedToGetProof |
| 705 | * WeOnlyHaveOneChance |
| 706 | * WeWait |
| 707 | * WeWillMeetAgain: After his plan is thwarted, the villain promises that he will be back someday to have his revenge against the hero. |
| 708 | * WelcomeToHell |
| 709 | * WelcomeToMyWorld |
| 710 | * WellSeeAboutThat |
| 711 | * WentToTheGreatXInTheSky: A common euphemism for death is to say that the person went to the great (place appropriate to the deceased's personality, interests or habits) in the sky. |
| 712 | * WeveGotCompany |
| 713 | * DarthWiki/WhatAnIdiot: What audiences might say about a character doing something profoundly stupid. |
| 714 | * WhatASenselessWasteOfHumanLife |
| 715 | * WhatAreYouInFor: A person in jail is asked by their cellmate what they did that resulted in their incarceration. |
| 716 | * WhatCouldPossiblyGoWrong: You want to avoid a TemptingFate? NEVER ask this question! |
| 717 | * WhatDidIDoLastNight: Someone wakes up after a night of heavy drinking or drug use and tries to remember what happened while they were drunk or high. |
| 718 | * WhatDidYouExpectWhenYouNamedIt |
| 719 | * WhatDoesSheSeeInHim |
| 720 | * WhatDoesThisButtonDo |
| 721 | * WhatHaveIBecome |
| 722 | * WhatHaveYouDoneForMeLately |
| 723 | * WhatHeSaid: Saying "What (that person just) said" to make it clear that you are in agreement with them and that you have nothing to say that the other person already said. |
| 724 | * WhatIsGoingOn |
| 725 | * WhatIsThisX |
| 726 | * WhatTheHellAreYou |
| 727 | * WhatWereYouThinking |
| 728 | * WhatWouldXDo |
| 729 | * WhatYearIsThis |
| 730 | * WhatsAnXLikeYouDoingInAYLikeThis |
| 731 | * WhatsHeGotThatIAintGot: A character jealous of the attention and praise another person gets asks what their competition has that they are lacking. |
| 732 | * WhatsInItForMe |
| 733 | * WhenIWasYourAge: An older person rambles on how things were when they were younger. |
| 734 | * WhenItRainsItPours |
| 735 | * WhenLifeGivesYouLemons |
| 736 | * WhenYouComingHomeDad |
| 737 | * WhereDaWhiteWomenAt |
| 738 | * WhereDidWeGoWrong |
| 739 | * WhereIsYourXNow |
| 740 | * WhereWereYouLastNight |
| 741 | * WheresTheFunInThat |
| 742 | * WhoAreYou |
| 743 | * WhoDares |
| 744 | * WhoWatchesTheWatchmen |
| 745 | * WhoWouldBeStupidEnough |
| 746 | * WhoWouldWantToWatchUs: A joke in a television series where the characters laugh at the idea of someone making a show about their exploits. |
| 747 | * WhoYouGonnaCall |
| 748 | * WhyAreYouLookingAtMeLikeThat |
| 749 | * WhyCouldntYouSaveThem |
| 750 | * WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes |
| 751 | * WhyDidntIThinkOfThat |
| 752 | * WhyDontYouJustShootHim: When the villain tries to kill their enemies, they never take the easy way out. |
| 753 | * WhyDontYouMarryIt |
| 754 | * WhyIsntItAttacking |
| 755 | * WhyWeCantHaveNiceThings |
| 756 | * WhyWontYouDie: A character tries to kill someone, only to exasperatedly demand to know why their would-be victim keeps surviving every attempt at doing them in. |
| 757 | * WithDueRespect |
| 758 | * WithOrWithoutYou |
| 759 | * (You're either) WithUsOrAgainstUs |
| 760 | * WordSchmord: Expressing dismissal towards something by saying a word and the same word with the beginning consonents replaced with "Schm". |
| 761 | * WorstWhateverEver |
| 762 | * WorthIt: A character has suffered because of their actions, but is content with it because they still got what they wanted anway. |
| 763 | * WouldRatherSuffer: A person makes it clear how much they hate something by claiming they'd rather do something very unpleasant. |
| 764 | * WouldYouLikeToHearHowTheyDied |
| 765 | * WroteTheBook |
| 766 | [[/folder]] |
| 767 | |
| 768 | [[folder:X]] |
| 769 | * XCalledTheyWantTheirYBack |
| 770 | [[/folder]] |
| 771 | |
| 772 | [[folder:Y]] |
| 773 | * YearsTooEarly |
| 774 | * YouAndWhatArmy |
| 775 | * YouAnsweredYourOwnQuestion |
| 776 | * YouAreACreditToYourRace: A bigot compliments a member of the minority they discriminate against in a backhanded way by calling them "one of the good ones". |
| 777 | * YouAreAlreadyDead |
| 778 | * YouAreFat: Bluntly calling someone fat. |
| 779 | * YouAreGrounded |
| 780 | * YouAreInCommandNow |
| 781 | * YouAreNotAlone: Telling a troubled person that they're not the only one facing their kind of problems. |
| 782 | * YouAreNotReady |
| 783 | * YouBastard: The audience is called out for enjoying the characters' suffering. |
| 784 | * YouCalledMeXItMustBeSerious: A character realizes they're in big trouble when someone addresses them in a way they aren't normally addressed. |
| 785 | * YouCanKeepHer |
| 786 | * YouCanRunButYouCantHide |
| 787 | * YouCanSayThatAgain |
| 788 | * YouCanSeeMe |
| 789 | * YouCanTalk |
| 790 | * YouCantMakeAnOmelette |
| 791 | * YouCantMissIt |
| 792 | * YouCouldHaveUsedYourPowersForEvil: The villain considers it a waste that the hero used his powers to do good. |
| 793 | * YouCouldHaveUsedYourPowersForGood: The hero laments that the villain could have done good deeds with his powers instead of evil ones. |
| 794 | * YouDidEverythingYouCould |
| 795 | * YouDidTheRightThing |
| 796 | * YouDidntAsk: A character is asked why they didn't say anything about the detail the others learned the hard way and the character rationalizes that the others never asked them about it. |
| 797 | * YouDidntSeeThat |
| 798 | * YouDoNotHaveToSayAnything |
| 799 | * YouDoNotWantToKnow: Answering a question by insisting that the inquirer is better off not knowing the answer. |
| 800 | * YouExclamation |
| 801 | * YouFool |
| 802 | * YouGotGuts |
| 803 | * YouHadUsWorriedThere |
| 804 | * YouHaveFailedMe: The villain executes an underling as punishment for screwing up. |
| 805 | * YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe |
| 806 | * YouHaveNoChanceToSurvive |
| 807 | * YouHaveNoIdeaWhoYoureDealingWith |
| 808 | * YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: The villain executes an underling once their services are no longer needed. |
| 809 | * YouHaveToBelieveMe |
| 810 | * YouJustHadToSayIt |
| 811 | * YouJustRuinedTheShot: The hero thinks someone is in danger and rushes in to help, only to be yelled at by the director for ruining a movie scene being filmed. |
| 812 | * YouKilledMyFather |
| 813 | * YouKnowImBlackRight |
| 814 | * YouKnowWhatThatMeans |
| 815 | * YouKnowWhatTheySay |
| 816 | * YouKnowWhatTheySayAboutX |
| 817 | * YouKnowWhatToDo |
| 818 | * YouKnowWhatYouDid |
| 819 | * YouLeaveHimAlone |
| 820 | * YouLookLikeYouveSeenAGhost |
| 821 | * YouMakeMeSick |
| 822 | * YouMeddlingKids |
| 823 | * YouMonster: Calling someone a monster to make it clear that you find their actions loathsome and horrid. |
| 824 | * YouNeedABreathMint: Commenting on someone having bad breath. |
| 825 | * YouNeedToGetLaid: Remarking on someone's obsessive behavior by implying they'd mellow out if they had sex. |
| 826 | * YouNeverDidThatForMe |
| 827 | * YouOweMe |
| 828 | * YouPutTheXInXY |
| 829 | * YouRebelScum |
| 830 | * YouRemindMeOfX |
| 831 | * YouSaidYouCouldntDance |
| 832 | * YouSaidYouWouldLetThemGo: The villain is called out for not keeping their promise of not hurting someone. |
| 833 | * YouShouldHaveDiedInstead: A person whose loved one has died wishes that it was a person they despised who died instead. |
| 834 | * YouSquared |
| 835 | * (Are) YouTalkinToMe |
| 836 | * YouTalkTooMuch |
| 837 | * YouTaughtMeThat |
| 838 | * YouWannaGetSued |
| 839 | * YouWatchTooMuchX |
| 840 | * YouWillBeSpared |
| 841 | * YouWillKnowWhatToDo |
| 842 | * YouWontFeelAThing |
| 843 | * YouWontLikeHowITaste: A character about to be eaten tries to talk the person ready to consume them out of eating them by claiming they taste horrible. |
| 844 | * YouWouldDoTheSameForMe |
| 845 | * YouWouldntBelieveMeIfIToldYou |
| 846 | * YouWouldntHitAGuyWithGlasses |
| 847 | * YouWouldntLikeMeWhenImAngry |
| 848 | * YourAnswerToEverything |
| 849 | * YourFavorite |
| 850 | * YourLittleDismissiveDiminutive |
| 851 | * YourMom: Annoying someone by insulting their mother. |
| 852 | * YourOtherLeft: A person tells someone to move to their left and resorts to instructing "other left" when the other person goes the wrong way. |
| 853 | * YoureCuteWhenYoureAngry |
| 854 | * YoureInsane: Calling someone insane to make it clear that you find their actions/intentions to be utterly ridiculous, if not extremely dangerous. |
| 855 | * YoureJustJealous |
| 856 | * YoureNotMyFather |
| 857 | * YoureNotMyType |
| 858 | * YoureNothingWithoutYourPhlebotinum |
| 859 | [[/folder]] |
| 860 | |
| 861 | %%[[folder:Z]] |
| 862 | %%[[/folder]] |
| 863 | |
| 864 | [[/index]] |
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