Heh.
In D&D and other game, I always tell my compatriots to attack while the BBEG is monologuing. Some DMs hate it.
I’m not a player. What’s a BBEG?
Big Bad Evil Guy.
Syndrome was one, for example.
Ignorance fought!
Just had one happen. Somebody used the word germane and I couldn’t help but:
“The (god)damn Germans got nothing do with it!” (Smokey and the Bandit)
Whenever I hear “dammit” I immediately say “Janet”…
The mention of the movie Popeye over in the Forgotten Movies thread reminded me of how often I stop myself from singing out loud “and he’s LARGE” (sung by Olive Oyl about Bluto, iirc).
I actually used that line once on a guy wearing a gorilla mask who was hawking poppies in traffic.
We got both kinds: country and western!
This one comes out a lot when you have a small child who understands far more than he lets on.
(Good for cats, too.)
For us, I know this is going to surprise you, but non-stop Futurama quotes.
“That just raises further questions!”
“I don’t know you well enough to go into that.”
“If you count x…”
Slap “You know we don’t!”
“Numerous and belligerent!”
“I forgot you could tempt me with things that I want.”
“I’m going to allow this.”
“Looks like it’s time for a metaphorical deal with the devil. And by devil I mean robot devil. And by metaphorical, I mean get your coat.”
My favourite is ‘Off you go, apparently’. Has many uses.
Oh yes.
Yep, whenever I can.
The Great Race? I always thought it was (and say it like) agent 99 in Get Smart. Oh well, these thing do happen.
Whenever I’m in a car and we have to accelerate to merge or whatnot, I’m “Punch it, Chewy!” Whenever I’m in a car and we have to do a U-ey I’m “Hard about, Mister Sulu!”
When I have to make do with something, I’m “I’ll get by…somehow.” like Blind Ralphie in A Christmas Story. My wife auto fills “You’ll get by, you always have before” from Che in Evita.
That’s ok - I used to think “I drink your milkshake!” was from Borat.
I think it makes more sense that way. (not a fan of TWBB)
Another Simpsons quote, frequently used: “The term ‘unblowuppable’ is thrown around a lot these days…”
Not pround of how often Malcolm Tucker quotes slip out. “Christ on a bendy bus!” is my exasperated exclamation of choice. When I met Peter Capaldi, he wrote that on the headshot he autographed. And I’ve been known to describe someone as “useless as a marzipan dildo.” (which, in my office, barely raised an eyebrow).
Heh, Lawrence of Arabia was on TCM tonight, and I made my sweetie stay up long enough to see the best line in it for the hundredth or so time. I’ve used it when someone has turned my logic back upon me.
“Thy mother mated with a scorpion.”
I’ve had to apologize and explain a couple of times, but it’s usually been genial.
Seriously, you couldn’t write out the abbreviation? We’re supposed to know what that means?
I had to look it up- There Will be Blood.
If you know the quote “I drink your milkshake!”, which I was replying to, then yes.