What's your current 'phrase'

fatiain said:
Phrase of my life is "********" the sweary that rhymes with the things that holds oars in place. Peppered liberally in conversation.
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I used to do a lot of rowing, and as far as I know the things that hold the oars in place are called the riggers.

From this, I conclude that you are a racist ;)
 
Retard (with the stress on the 'tard' - reTARD)
Retarded (with the stress on the 're' - REtarded)

and my gf is into 'How about...no!' when I do things I'm not supposed to :rolleyes:
 
mine are nein instead of no , indeed ( in a teal'c voice) , spanner , tool , spoon , spaz , gay i manage to get at least one of the following into every sentance :)
 
Arcade Fire said:
I used to do a lot of rowing, and as far as I know the things that hold the oars in place are called the riggers.

From this, I conclude that you are a racist ;)
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I don't like rainbow sheep either.

I am a bad man
 
"IT'S GOT CAKE IN IT!"

Which originates from when me and a mate were eating a curlywurlymegathingy at a pub (gigantic sundae the size of your head with profiteroles), and about half way down my mate discovered that not only did it have cream, sauce, icecream and profiterols, but also.. spongecake.

So now we use the phrase "It's got CAKE in it!" for anything that's OTT.

"Dude, the new iMac has got CAKE in it!"
 
Unfortuantly I've started including "bare" into some convosations. Hanging around with too many people for too long who use bare (as in "Thats bare amounts" meaning lots of "amounts" rather than little amounts as it sort of sounds (bare = barely = not much. but meh). And missions.
 
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