It's shiite for me. Or sunni if I'm really mad. I may even call you a kurd.Cronos69 wrote:I will often say "Shiitake" (as in the japanese mushroom) in place of the other word it closely resembles.
Sudden, strange use of words or phrases
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From A Christmas Story, I often say "Dag gum it blah".pop_haines wrote:I use shiitake, too...I got it from watching MXC and now I can't stop.Cronos69 wrote:I will often say "Shiitake" (as in the japanese mushroom) in place of the other word it closely resembles.
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Well, F me dry and call me rusty.
My dad once yelled at the neighbor kid, 'I'm gonna kick your a up around your ears'. I still have an image of butt cheeks wrapping up around his ears.
My dad once yelled at the neighbor kid, 'I'm gonna kick your a up around your ears'. I still have an image of butt cheeks wrapping up around his ears.
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We had a kid in HS that used to say "Well S$-- the bed" when something happened that was somewhat surprising, which became wildly popular. You had to say it with the right inflexion.
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Well, I'll be dipped in s---.
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Wish in one hand and s--- in the other (optionally followed by "and see which one fills up first").
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You don't know s from Shinola.
You couldn't find your a with both hands.
You couldn't find your a with both hands.
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I had a friend in college who, whenever he saw a beautiful woman, would say, "I'd eat the corn out of her s&^%."
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Did you know that a popular German swear was "Heilig Splechle(sp)"?Radbird wrote:It's shiite for me. Or sunni if I'm really mad. I may even call you a kurd.Cronos69 wrote:I will often say "Shiitake" (as in the japanese mushroom) in place of the other word it closely resembles.
Loosely translated it meant "Holy Sheetmetal". No joke, a foreign exchange student told us this. I think that's awesome.
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i do the same thing once in a while. just out of the blue for no real reason i'll add an 'al' sound to the end of it.StatmanCrothers wrote:somehow i started saying "fantastical" instead of "fantastic" or "great"
"You'll be arriving at 7? Fantastical!"
sadly i kind of like it. i'm sure it sounds stupid but I can't make myself care.




