Do you have a catch phrase?

[dwmckim]

Catch phrase?

"Hey, i've been caught!"

 

[Slackbot]

My writing catchphrase is "It was a dark and stormy night" and any variation I can get away with.

 

[DramaQueenMokey]

I have a few:

1. When someone calls me Ms. muppet or some variation I go: "It's Miss Piggy, get it right."

2. "Come at me chica/muchacha"

3. "SCIENCE!" (like in the song She Blinded Me With Science by Thomas Dolby"

 

[Misskermie]

1. When someone calls me Ms. muppet or some variation I go: "It's Miss Piggy, get it right."

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Ah, that makes two of us

 

[Sgt Floyd]

"I gotta pee."

I said it before Scott Pilgrim made it...er...cool?
But really though its a bad habit I have of announcing when I gotta go

 

[HeyButtahfly]

If I'm feeling antsy, I've been known to chant, "I can't. I can't. I can't sit still!"

 

[Teheheman]

Fricken, and Dangnabit. Crud is creeping up there but those are the big 3 and of course. The big one on here is LOVE EVERYBODY!

Daniel

 

[dwmckim]

Okay, real answer:

I often tend to say very Kermit-like "Oh good"

Aside from that and other odd Muppet quotes, a lot of my catchphrases tend to be fave lines from my fave obscure songs:

"Prima amore - WOW!" (Eurythmics, Wide Eyed Girl)
"Swelligant" (Debbie Harry/Iggy Pop, Well Did Ya Evah?)
...and whenever i hear a Shakespears Sister song pop up somewhere unexpected, i always shout/sing out "IT'S SHAKESPEARS SISTER - YEAH-HAH!" the same way Joniece Jamison adlibs during the fade of Dirty Mind

...and i'll sometimes refer to a group of plastic trendy girls as "a pack of blonds" (courtesy Julie Brown)

I'll sometimes greet someone (especially if i know they're a Twin Peaks fan) with "On top of the morning to you"

and i never swear in standard four letter words (too much a gentleman) so i instead use Farscape curses or "Oh, Ju-dy Ten-U-da!" (one day i just randomly thought how great sounding a swear phrase that sounded like and it since stuck)

...again from my Obsessed Muppet Freak side, when something confuses me, i tend to mutter "Chicken soup? What is this? I don't get it!"

 

[Lola p]

I yell the phrase: foos do rah! At the top of my lungs.

 

[newsmanfan]

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I still love "Firefly"s language: "Shiny." One of these days I'll learn all that Chinese cussing, too...

One left over from the '80s, to express disbelief, confusion, or general stupidity: "Geh gabba du probba, offasuh?"

And the one I probably overuse the most: "...Yeeeeah."

Although lately I've adopted a bit of Snookie Blyer-speak for fun: "Oh-KAY!" and then quickly move on to some other topic. Something about his snarkiness amuses me no end.
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