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Need an FK break and nothings happening so starting a curious thread.
What phrases seemed to be locked into your vernacular regardless of how aged and useless they are?
For some reason I still say:
"Hella"
"F*ck me running"!
"Weak sauce"
(There's plenty more that I'll post as I trip over them)
And I can barely resist saying a word ending in 'tion' without mimicking cajun-man.
"That's sick" or "so sick"
yup got those too with "sick ass" as a variation.
Can't say that I use that one though :)
I say "weak sauce" and "f me running" a lot too.
I jokingly started saying "That's boss" and it has stuck with me...even though every time i say it, its in a joking manner.
A few others i tend to say a lot:
"Sh*tballs"
"Son of a biscuit"
"lame"
I haven't been able to shed "right on" for about 17 years.
retarded is my goto verb.
Jaquan at least you aren't saying "Boss City"
In recent years I have uttered
Far out
Solid
Trippy
Way Way! Cool
Smokey Treats
That sh*t is t*tties. (or the t*ts)
I actually don't say this, but have a great chuckle when people do.
Cool
Word
Dope
Hella
Cozy pants
Piece of garbage (it replaces mf'er in syllables)
Supersonic
Wicked (making fun of Bostonians)
'Tarded strength
"Basically."
Basically, basically is what I use to preface the last sentence of a verbal paragraph when I'm explaining something to people who have no idea what I'm talking about. But it's total garbage; I gotta get rid of it.
Also, "mass". As in, "Paris Hilton is mass stupid." Interchangeable with "mad," as in, "that weed was mad kind, but I've got a mass hangover from the rye." Somehow I picked this up from a bandmate years ago from Bellingham, WA, who managed to use it as both an adjective and an adverb, e.g., "we played that song mass fast."
Oh yes... "mad cheddar"
Forgot about that one.
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Originally Posted by gerbick
Ok, I'm calling you out G on "like no other" and "lose your religion" :D
caught myself saying "tight" today. Sigh.
Hella
Hell to the No
Wicked (Maine style)
Cool Beans
No s***, Sherlock
one i love to use that no one else uses is:
"good enough for who's it's for" ...completely grammatically incorrect, but works on many levels.
Way over used by me:
"sweet"
"frickin' A!"
"we're just spinning our wheels"
"what a tool"
I've been phasing out:
"Douchebag" and all related conjunctions...however, 'Douchebaggery' is still a favorite
Oh, that's my typical vernacular. "Like no other" was taught to me by some Korean dude while I was in Colorado... "lose my religion"... I'm always losing my religion man.Quote:
Originally Posted by jAQUAN
How did you miss "and above all"!? Shame on the callout man... shame!
Well I'll be dipped in Sh*t
BFE
"eat a bucket of f*cks"
die in a fire is one of my clutch phrases also
I use "die in a fire" quite often... As in: "I hope you die in a fire, you sorry son-of-a-*****!"
That sucks balls.
Are you F'n kiddin' me?
Oh, hell no! (said "hewwl")
Pfft! (actually the noise)
That's awesome!
Bas ass!
and on occasion... "That's MONEY!"
so that's the area of California you moved to ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by EVPohovich
You might as well consider this a eulogy for the cursing phrases. Once you have a little one that can repeat your words the power of guilt is enough to change vernacular (at least for most people). :)Quote:
Originally Posted by jAQUAN
:DQuote:
Originally Posted by gerbick
My wife and I accuse each other of being the one to start using that phrase and making us sound like an elderly couple.
LOL, too true man.