Catchphrases you've accidentally developed

"This sucks!"

Taken from the many times the phrase has been said by SoundSmith, often as a response to wacky/zany things or when things don't come out as good as expected.

"Perish"

"Fairies had/borrowed it," I say that when I know I looked for something where I found it before.

I guess "I'm words no." counts I say it when my stress is causing me to not speak right.

Aw nuts, sorry I'm just getting back to you now, Reiko. x_x :( Yes, you are a friend. :)

Anyway, back to the funniness.

"Looks like a Seder at Vincent Price's house."

I say this whenever I see something unpleasant, or when something that was meant to be cute or attractive backfires.

Thank you...

Anyway! Um. Yes. I have a tendency to say "let's [fucking] go/do this!" whenever something epic happens in a game I'm playing.

Edited by ReikoKazama on Oct 20th 2022 at 6:23:04 AM

I said the word "Brutal" one time.

"I've got plans. Big plans!"

I say this to people about how I plan to stop being a grocery store worker and become a famous author.

I've developed a tendency to warn people about doing dangerous things (mostly my mom, whose kitchen safety has started to slip) by saying:

"As hilarious as it would be if you <whatever injury or mishap might occur>, I really don't want to have to explain that to the cops."

Edited by Reflextion on Oct 30th 2022 at 11:04:06 AM

"[X] fucked a goat." when referring to people's and companies' widely published fuckups. Also calling fraudulent and abusive DMCA claims "Digital Homicide", after the video game studio infamous for using them against The Jimquisition.

For example "I want the world to know that Sumpo Cunto fucked a goat. They tried to pull a Digital Homicide on PewDiePie, and that's crossing a line."

"You have my sympathies." I use it online as an alternative to "I'm sorry" when people have seen R34 and other things, albeit I am not totally sure about when I use

Edited by Delibirda on Nov 9th 2022 at 12:17:43 PM

"N e ways", specifically typed like that. doesnt even have to be a change in topic, i just say things then go "n e ways"

"Don't you scare me like that!"

I say this when one of my electronics or computer programs starts working again after it seemingly randomly stops working for a bit. And yes, I say it the same way the Genie does. ^_^;;

I've been describing how skinny I am as "God built me like a scarecrow."

"i LOVE the [oversimplification of a piece of media], even if it IS [scathing insult]"

Recently I've been saying "Mmm... Don't like that." In response to negative things happening, usually in video games.

For a while (hell, sometimes nowadays too) I'd use the phrase "fartin' around" to refer to any instance of doing things that are unproductive, especially when there's something more productive that could be done.

Last year before our semester 1 finals, my environmental science teacher was telling us something like "Even if you already have all your work done, there are better things to be doing than fartin' around on your phones" and it kinda stuck.

In general, I feel like some random trope names have become part of my regular lexicon too. Haha...

My high school history teacher said that too.

Edited by BackSet1 on Mar 21st 2023 at 7:17:50 AM

Spoko-loko.

It's in Polish, and when translated to English it basically amounts to "Okay".

I'm not really sure if this counts as a catchphrase, but I tend to use the skull emoji in response/reaction to some form of Cringe Comedy quite often.

That's the main use for it I see on the internet (along with other cases of metaphorical death, such as dying from embarrassment, laughter, etc), so...

JEFFREY COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMBS!

I was watching lots of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, and I thought Jeffrey Combs’ was really good on it. Then, I realized that his name was SUPER fun to say. This was only amplified when I met Jeffrey in person at a convention, and saw the Re-Animator movies. And that is when I adopted the catchphrase.

Edited by TheRealBerdly on Apr 4th 2023 at 12:03:56 PM

I have a few:

When someone says "I'll be right back" I reply, "And I'll be left front."

To discourage blasphemy, when someone says "Jesus" or "My God" to me, I reply "No, I'm just me."

And lately when someone asks how I am, I reply, "Everything hurts". 'cause I was raised to tell the truth. None of this "Fine" bull from me, thank you very much.

One of my mom's friends regularly says "Well, we're off. We must be, or we wouldn't act like this." before we leave somewhere, and I've started saying it too.

"[X]. A lot. Like wow"

Due to an incident involving one of the first iterations of chat AI and my friend's Twitter feed, I tend to use a word that translates as "imagine", but with an intellectual/foreign influence ("imaginuj") when telling someone to imagine some crazy situation.

Also, we call a funny or ridiculous situation "jaja" (literally eggs or balls). When things get crazy ridiculous, though, I tend to say "jaja kwadratowe" (square eggs).