Do you ever reply to people with lines from films?

[no-no]

I rarely get to use it but if I can I'll shoehorn in a "I ain't got time to bleed" from predator.

 

[Madusa]

'REDRUM! REDRUM!' etc, in a stupid voice.

...more randomly than to actually answer people.

 

[goldenecitrone]

'Here's Johnny', when I finally manage to produce a condom from down the back of the sofa.

 

[sojourner]

'REDRUM! REDRUM!' etc, in a stupid voice.

...more randomly than to actually answer people.

*steps away from madusa....slowly*

 

[Madusa]

'Here's Johnny', when I finally manage to produce a condom from down the back of the sofa.

'Redrum' said in a stupid voice is clearly the better line from that film.

 

[El Sueno]

I've been known to use lines from the cult/unknown 'classic' Two Idiots In Hollywood. The script is so good you can practically walk around all day quoting from it and people just assume you're naturally hilarious.

 

[Madusa]

*steps away from madusa....slowly*

I shine!!

 

[kained&able]

Kinda, I don't tend to quote the line from a film but use the basic wording of it, its fucking obvious if you know where the quote is from but doesn't make you sound like a twat if no one does.

Parapharsing sounds about the right word.


dave

 

[May Kasahara]

I am surely the only person ever to routinely quote from Ski School

 

[goldenecitrone]

'Redrum' said in a stupid voice is clearly the better line from that film.

Does anyone actually say it though? I thought it was just written down. Yes, you do shine. You're a shining wit.

 

[butchersapron]

The kid does.

 

[Madusa]

Does anyone actually say it though? I thought it was just written down. Yes, you do shine. You're a shining wit.

lol, fanx!
Danny has a funny turn and says it constantly for a while.

 

[no-no]

'REDRUM! REDRUM!' etc, in a stupid voice.

...more randomly than to actually answer people.

When mates stay over after a drink I sometimes get my little boy to wake them up very early with that line. He always gets it wrong though. He waggles his thumb instead and says "Red Thumb, Red Thumb!"

He's the evilest.My mates don't stay over much these days.

 

[ShiftyBagLady]

i do say "i'm meeeeeltiiiiiiing" quite frequently actually

 

[Madusa]

When mates stay over after a drink I sometimes get my little boy to wake them up very early with that line. He always gets it wrong though. He waggles his thumb instead and says "Red Thumb, Red Thumb!"


He's the evilest.My mates don't stay over much these days.

That's cute.
If I had a son, I would get them to do that too.

 

[marty21]

sometimes i do say

"a dabble will do ya"

which comes from "one flew over the cuckoos nest"

no idea what it means

and i've been saying it for years

 

[goldenecitrone]

If I go round someone's house and it's a bit untidy I do have a tendency to say 'Dennis, there's some lovely filth down 'ere' in the voice of a peasant.

 

[King Biscuit Time]

Standard reply to 'What the fuck is this?'

"Obviously, you're not a golfer'

 

[fen_boy]

Sometimes when I'm surprised by something I say 'Great Odin's Raven' from Anchorman.

Also me and the fen_wife if we're about to pop out for a minute say. 'Back in a mo.....<long pause>..... a sex mo' which is from Bottom.

There's loads of others, but they're all really rubbish - it's all a bit like Colin from the fastshow though isn't it.

 

[QueenOfGoths]

Sometimes when I'm surprised by something I say 'Great Odin's Raven' from Anchorman.

Also me and the fen_wife if we're about to pop out for a minute say. 'Back in a mo.....<long pause>..... a sex mo' which is from Bottom.

There's loads of others, but they're all really rubbish - it's all a bit like Colin from the fastshow though isn't it.[/QUOTE]

I often accuse my husband of being Colin Hunt - he can't see a plane without shouting "Boss, Boss!" as in "Fantasy Island" starts the car engine by saying either "Flame On" or "Atomic Batteries to Power" and if sometting surprises him may exclaim "By the Vishanti".

Oh my life is such fun!

 

[kyprman]

It's late at night. I have been a bit of a pig on the "imbibing" front. I always find myself bawling out.

"I DON'T KNOW WHAT I WANT, BUT I WANT IT NOW!!!"

Anyone old enough to guess where this comes from!?!

 

[dylanredefined]

Unfortunatly yes having a discusion with a pscyhologist about the morality of war and how you could possibly shoot women and children .replying with
"simple dont lead them so much" was probably not my finest moment .Some people no sense of humour .

 

[teecee]

apparently I really upset my girlfriend when she was saying she'd like kids and I said

"no thanks I've already got one"

She, being from foreign lands, did not get the reference , cue many accusations of me being an insensitive bastard and I just thought I was being silly

 

[madzone]

Yes, cos it's actually "I’ve a feeling we’re not in Kansas anymore"

Not in the cornish version it isn't

 

[Jambooboo]

i do say "i'm meeeeeltiiiiiiing" quite frequently actually

What's that from? The original Batman movie?

 

[Cheesypoof]

about 70 per cent of my conversations, and most of my posts on here, include lines from books, song lyrics and films. lots of people dont notice. But thats okay.

 

[spartacus mills]

It's late at night. I have been a bit of a pig on the "imbibing" front. I always find myself bawling out.

"I DON'T KNOW WHAT I WANT, BUT I WANT IT NOW!!!"

Anyone old enough to guess where this comes from!?!

Rawlinson's End!
Btw I'm not old, I just have good taste...

 

[DotCommunist]

What's that from? The original Batman movie?

are you joking?

I do hope so. In case you aint it's a line from the wonderful, surreal, heartwarming bit of cinema that is 'The Wizard of Oz'

 

[ramjamclub]

go on punk, make my day
one of my favourites

 

[Rainingstairs]

sure! If it fits and i know they'll get it. i did date this guy though once that expressed ALLLLL his feelings through song lyrics..that got tired...