I say ""eh?" whenever I'm confused despite being a Vietnam-born American.
Non Indicative Username"Because of course" is one I think semi-frequently, but I've never said it.
You say I am loved, when I don’t feel a thing. You say I am strong, when I think I am weak. You say I am held, when I am falling short.I think they're more like verbal tics instead of catchphrases. Life ain't as much of a 80s sitcom as it might seem these days
Got a habit to start a sentence with 'Well shit' and 'Hell, we/I/they/there' and referring to basically anything I can't find a name for as 'sumbitch'. Either I watched too many movies or the family swearing is getting to me.
Try imagining how far the universe extends! Keep thinking about it until you go insane......Are you me?
I'm a (socialist) professional writer serializing a WWII alternate history webnovel....I hope not.
Nah just pulling your leg, it's great to know that we share a vocabulary. We outta share a drink sometime in the future in exactly a year.
Try imagining how far the universe extends! Keep thinking about it until you go insane.That's rather specific, but okay.
I'm a (socialist) professional writer serializing a WWII alternate history webnovel.My catchphrase is "son of a pineapple pie!"
Hi"....Dammit....."
Thanks to this animation, I don't know why, but I ended up liking the expression.
"God fucking dammit!" "Fuck my life!" "I wish I was fucking dead!"
Shit like that.
"It's all cool" and "it's all chill". Occasionally with a "bruv" thrown in after. I just like calling people "bruv".
Stand up against pinkwashing, don't fall for propoganda"Forget it" or "Forget you"
I don't really swear so I use the word forget in place of the F word. It doesn't work in any use of the word. I also use forget it in instances where something doesn't work so I say that and just toss the broken thing aside.
I also like saying "I don't know" if I don't want to talk to someone and they ask me something I just say that.
I also like saying "Dammit Dammit Dammit" like the aliens in Robot Chicken. I don't like swearing but I would still say the mild words.
Another word I like using is jagoff. It isn't a swear word it comes from the Scotch-Irish word jag which means to poke, stab, or annoy. A jagoff is an annoying person.
edited 14th Jul '16 8:56:00 AM by Halberdier17
Batman Ninja more like Batman's Bizarre AdventureI sometimes say, "Look, I'm sorry, but..." right before pointing out an Accidental Innuendo. I also tend to say, "Priorities!" and "(something) aged like fine milk." When I talk about scary things, I often say, "It's not for the faint of heart." I also have a slight Verbal Tic of saying "heh" before bringing up a funny memory.
Edited by Segal991 on Jul 4th 2023 at 2:36:35 AM
Oh, I believe in yesterdayI tend to end sentences with “bud” or “man” when I’m annoyed
Oh, I believe in yesterdayI guess it counts but I tend to refer to everyone I end up being friends with no matter the gender as "bro".
Help me. I can't get it out of my head.I tend to call my friends “bro” too.
Oh, I believe in yesterdayI guess for what catchphrase I use… “Life is not easy, but that’s why we stick together!”
Just someone who is lonely offline but sociable online, oh, and I like cute stuff.Well, I used to say "What the hay bale?" and other variants of it, if that counts.
i can't believe nor even fathom that he visited his friend! the audacity!If I looked for something, didn't find it, and looked again and found it I say "Fairies had it."
I only say it a couple of times, but whenever I hear a really good song while randomly browsing Spotify/Youtube and the sound is currently emitting from the speakers, I pause the video and say "This is headphone worthy" and then proceed to listen to the song with headphones.
Art Museum Curator and frequent helper of the Web Original deprecation projectI sometimes say, “Uh-uh” when I’m frustrated with someone for saying something offensive.
Oh, I believe in yesterday"Oh myyy..." in response to things that unexpectedly get rather suggestive. And yes, I tend to say it somewhat like George Takei does.
I mostly picked this up from the reaction my dad had to a sex scene in a movie we were watching one time. It was pretty brief and not much was shown (it was a PG-13 movie, after all), but still, haha.
Cold turkey's getting stale. Tonight I'm eating crow.I put "heya." on my profile on every profile I make.
I've also been using "I would rather die" in response to something unfavorable.
Not even stars last forever.Sometimes I say “In more ways than one” to pull a Lampshaded Double Entendre.
Oh, I believe in yesterday
This thread is for talking about catchphrases we have.
"Oh, wow" seems to be mine.
"Humans and robots living together in harmony and equality. That was my ultimate wish."