"I'm All About..." there is this woman that says that all the time "i'm all about getting free stuff.. I'm all about lunch. I'm all about getting out of here" UGH!

This guy i know says "what the fuck, over?" all the time and i hate it. like whats that supposed to mean? to make fun of him we say "over" after anything. "what time's that movie start, over?" I used to want to strangle people when that phrase "You go girl!" was popular.

Uh Hu, I heard that.... Of course that is....gawd

i'm all about fuck you, you ass.

Nate, That's not nice

ahh...nothing like Nate to freshen up your day!

A new catchphrase was spawned by members of my crew today, while working in the hot sun. "...hheyyyy..." said in a sort of exhausted lilt, like that one Phish song on the second disc of their first album, where Fishman plays the vacuum, whatever it's called. now it's stuck in my head.

Trace - that's so 3 years ago. Be thankful that it's not just catching on.

Like, which one is so three years ago? fer shure

dude everytime someone says for sure it reminds me of that girl in the band on the muppets. with the long blonde hair. I dont think she was called floyd but someone in the band was? I bet Gee knows.

she wasnt a real girl, I meant a girl muppet. thing. what-ever.

LOL Yes, I know who you are talking about, but I never did know what her name was. I Loved the muppets when I was a kid Animal, Animal, Animal

Whatever, dude. I'm all about catchphrases. Except people keep stealing them or writing songs that incorporate them, so I have to abandon them. What _am_ I going to do?

I have no clue

That would be Janis. Floyd was one of the guys. And Zoot was the saxaphone player. He once said to a singer: "Maaaannnn, you're so good, you should'da been born a saxaphone!"

my bad. i fucking cringe when i hear that.

heh... We am, is, and will be Doctor Teeth and the Electric Mayhem... heh heh heh. I'm Doctor Teeth... golden teeth and golden tones. That's animal. Show'em what you do, Animal! A: *munching cymbals* EAT DRUMS!! EAT DRUMS!! Dr.T: No! No, man! Beat Drums! BEAT DRUMS! A: Oh. *starts to play* BEAT DRUMS!! BEAT DRUMS!!

Animal! Animal! Animal

I hate it when people say "Come with." as in "Why don't you come with?" or "Can I come with?" What the heck is so hard about saying the whole freaking sentance?? "Come with ME." is that So hard??

They are to lazy

"cha-ching" "I don't even want to go there" "I know thats right" JusMiceElf, it scares me how much you know about childrens programming. Do you remember the names of the pigs in space?

"I heard that"

I've never heard "I know that's right" used as a catch-phrase. What's its context? I hate "_____ much?", like "jealous much?"

I have heard that, like, way too much

"I know, right?" SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP . I remember when the word "whatnot" was, to my knowledge, used only by quirky people. But then trendy rich white people started using it. Like my sister, for instance. She once used it in place of the word "what." My dad said something she didn't understand (happens all the time) and she said "Whatnot?" in that high-pitched tone of confusion. That, my friends, is just plain wrong.

"I know that's right" must be the Northern version of "You got that right"... ?

Ohh. So you say it with the same inflection? ("I know *that's* right") Crawford, that's really funny. I might have to start saying that myself.

'sup, brau? AAAAAHAGAHGAHAG

"By the by" is fine for Brits; however, when Americans try to use it for "By the way," it sounds so affected.

I live in a black part of town and went to the laundromat one day and these two very large bootied black ladies had a twenty minute conversation saying little more than "umm hmmmm" and "i know thats right" back and forth to each other. it was amazing.

i've run into a few kids who use "fucky" as an adjective. it either means "weird" or is used somewhat disdainfully, usually about other people's clothes: "ewwww...where did she get that fucky blouse? soooo tragically K-mart!" fucky jewelry. fucky shoes. fucky hairdos. fucky little teenagers who use oddball phrases. although i actually caught myself saying it recently. scary.

oh man i love when ladies say uhhhhh hmmmmm and i know that's right it's so good!!!

Here's one: da bomb. As in, something is da bomb and therefore good. What about the thousands of people who've protested "The bomb"? What would they think?

they would probably want to get funked up. welcome to station WEFUNK, better know as We Funk or deeper still, the mothership connection home of the extraterrestrial brothers dealers of funky music p. funk, uncut funk, THE BOMB

I can't find any of that in my ebonics dictionary!

Word to your mother! Jay, if I thunk real hard, I could remember their names. I *do* remember such gems as Electra Woman and Dyna Girl, and some of the best Monsterpiece Theater eps on Sesame Street (Upstairs, Downstairs, Chariots of Fur, and, the best yet, The Seventh Seal).

pretty much any slang that was started by african americans and then adopted by the rest of the population sounds totally ridiculous. i like it when i hear certain black women talk, they have such a great rhythm and zest to their conversations. when white boys and girls adopt the slang, it just sounds so wrong. one of my favorites is, "why you be LOUDing me?"

Is Dyna Girl any relation to Dyno-Mutt? I had a dyno mutt lunchbox as a kid. he was that mechanical dog who could stretch out his neck and limbs really long. pretty much a dumbass though. hung out with his superhero-type owner. dyno-man maybe? the show was all about the dog cause he was always fucking shit up. "I'm fuddna' fall out! they must think it's a game out here! this ain't no game! think it's a game?" I remember this black girl in middle school saying "don't point at me, my momma ain't dead" whatever the fuck that means.

I think it means that her mother is still alive and, thusly, her mother is the only person with any authority to boss her around, or, as the case may be, point a finger at her.

No, Electa Woman and Dyna Girl was a Sid and Marty Krofft creation, circa mid 70s. Deirdre Hall played Electra Woman, a reporter/costumed crime fighter. I can still remember the theme song.

MIND YOUR WRIGLEY"S!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

why does sid and marty krofft ring a bell? HR puffnstuff?

I never understood the phrase, "Catch as catch can." I mean, I know how it's used and what it's supposed to mean, but I don't like it. Also, when I was a kid, I thought the phrase "6 of one, 1/2 dozen of the other" was "6 and 1/2 dozen or the other" and I was like, "Where the f did they get that one?" until I saw it in writing.

I hate it when I hear people say dude 3 times in one sentence,it just sounds lame.

or use dude and man as one word. "dude-man, you've got serious B.O"

catch as catch can - get by *hook or by crook* all you can; a phrase from the child's game of this name, or from the method of wrestling so called in which the wrestlers are allowed to get a grip anyhow or anywhere. - brewer's dictionary of phrase and fable

Thanks dbone. You're a dude-mensch.

My friend calls all his friends, "dudeface." I don't mind it. However, if I heard somebody other than him calling his friends that, I'd think him an asshole.

I like to say "dude-mar". I think I heard it somewhere.

like. I hate the word "like."

like, fur-sure!

"What the dillio?"

PS

I use PS all the time. Bite me. "Bite me" is a nice phrase. I like it. I don't like "I was baggin' up!" or "________ big time!"

That guy who does "Let's Get Ready to rrRUMBLE!" annoys the fuck out of me. Same with those "wwwhazzup?" guys.

I hate it when people imitate the Macho Man. "ohhhhh Yeaaaahh" and all that. As a kid i always hated it when dumbasses tried to imitate Howard Cossell. I really hate that Hot Pockets song/thing too.

I love the phrase, "Damn their oily hides" or "Damn his oily hide." I say it a lot now. I have a really bad habit of saying "DOH!" a lot too, which I'm trying rid myself of. I guess I really should cut down on my Simpson's viewing.

I cannot stand the baby-back ribs commercials, or old navy

Oh god, that crusty old Old Navy spokeswoman with those god-awful glasses -- I'd love to see her get put through a woodchipper.

what's the name of that dog that hangs out with the crusty old navy woman?

I don't know, but I bet she calls him master....

at my old job, one of my coworkers used to hit on EVERYBODY. it wasn't funny either. he was only 16. he's always be saying "it's all gravy" "it's all apples and oranges" but that was before i found out the truth. "pokemon! pokemon! pokemon! pokemon!" "witch."

I used to really really like this guy who would say "It's all good." in this really smooth voice that gave me goosebumps. so now I really like it when I hear someone say that.

Significant other...it sounds so clinical and somehow pretentious. I like lover, beloved, my little pumpkin chops or even boyfriend/girlfriend or at a stretch, partner.

Yea,but if you don't like to type,s/o is easier.

Anti, how many times could I say "my little pumpkin chops" before you'd hit me?

Isolde, I just got an email from Antithesis saying he wished like hell you would call him nothing but "my little pumpkin chops". But he was afraid to ask. Oh and when pumpkin is out of season, you can substitue with other vegetables of your choice, but it's always best to go for something with a high carbo content in affectionate terms. Or at least, that's the rule I follow.

WHAT? Wow. I'll have to start doing it.

Cat, Dear, that was supposed to be our little secret. You promised you wouldn't tell. OH! that devious cat! (the animal, actually, not the sorabjite. my damned feline just pressed my "insert" key quite deliberately, and half of my post disappeared. I think it's a cat conspiracy to get me in trouble.) High carbo content.. hrm... So "my little pasta falzone" would work? hrm. This is NOT going to degenerate into a "terms of endearment" thread if I can help it, damnit. I hated that movie.

my little pumpkin chops... how very funny... my little pumpkin chops.

Anti, are you cheating on me and using the insert key as an excuse _again_? Jeeze la crowe. My cat was actually leaning on my touchpad having open season earlier today. It was an ugly scene.

Jeeze la Crowe? What the fuck, over? I think I've just found one of my "pet peeve" phrases: any other phrase hideously mangled. geezely crow. I'm all about correct spelling, yo. wuzzup wit dat? Your cat made an ugly scene? I'll bet. Hope you're all right, my little pumpkin chops. Ah, I'm sure it's all good... THE VOICES! THE VOICES!!! DAMN Their oily hides!

Whatever. It took me long enough to get its origion out of ya, I oughta be able to spell it however I want to. Yeah. The thing about the cat is that he drools, too, so now there's a little puddle of drool on my leg.

oochie wa wa

I think the old navy dogs name is Magic. My new cat is an absolute freak. All he does all day is fuck with everything. i'm like, Fucking cat doesn't it ever get old, just constantly fucking with shit. i called him Hot Carl but i call him everything else through the course of the day. Boogerhead, dingleberry, dickshit, dickfuck, dumbass, shiteater, poopface, asslicker, fuckass, fuckhead, shitass, etc. He loves it though.

Sounds like you have issues with your cat

No, sounds like he just got a new cat and is having fun with it.

PUH-LEEZE! Thats the one that really shits me. I mean it's like saying that people should still use good manners. Well I just wasn't raised that way, and I'm totally hearing you on the whiteboys trying to use black slang, I mean like I'm a valley girl thru & thru and totally proud but some folks just try like way too hard. FYI those are some harsh words you're cat why don't you just call it pussy cause with a mouth like that that's as close as you're going to get to one!