Phrase popularization

[Souplex]

There are certain words and phrases that for some reason became a casual part of everyday speech. How did they become a casual part of everyday speech? Someone suggested them on this thread, that's how!
For example, the term Japamerica now refers to that place that appears in a lot of anime that gets exported to America that takes place in a city with no distinct flags or architecture that can interchangeably be in either country.

 

[I Stomp on Kittens]

I hate everyone says "fail" nowadays. It is getting sooo annoying.

 

[SantoUno]

Ehh, people always use Rambo as an act of reckless run 'n gunning into enemy territory. It kinda works.

 

[Julianking93]

I hate everyone says "fail" nowadays. It is getting sooo annoying.

That and "epic"

Makes me want to shoot someone.

 

[Souplex]

You fail to understand, this thread is for popularizing new phrases.

 

[I Stomp on Kittens]

You fail to understand, this thread is for popularizing new phrases.

Oh.... My bad.

I hate everyone says "fail" nowadays. It is getting sooo annoying.

That and "epic"

Makes me want to shoot someone.

My stepbrothers girlfriend always says "no fail, epic fail!" *facegun*

 

[Dark Knifer]

A phrase I want popularized is "How awsome is system of a down's new album!" I dream of the day I can say this truthfully...

 

[Julianking93]

You fail to understand, this thread is for popularizing new phrases.

Oh.... My bad.

I hate everyone says "fail" nowadays. It is getting sooo annoying.

That and "epic"

Makes me want to shoot someone.

My stepbrothers girlfriend always says "no fail, epic fail!" *facegun*

For some reason, its always worse when a girl says it

Example: *warning you may just actually shoot yourself*

 

[Pimppeter2]

I coined the term *****-made. Buts its not going very well.

 

[dthvirus]

I want the phrase 'Well, brush my teeth and call me Smiley!' popularized.

Example: *warning you may just actually shoot yourself*

*twitch*

... Does anyone know how to replace the screen on a laptop?

 

[TheNumber1Zero]

I coined the term *****-made. Buts its not going very well.

One can only wonder why -swirly thing which I refuse to pay for-

 

[grimsprice]

My friend started saying "Is that a fat joke?" every time someone says something even remotely related. Its the new "thats what she said".

 

[I Stomp on Kittens]

You fail to understand, this thread is for popularizing new phrases.

Oh.... My bad.

I hate everyone says "fail" nowadays. It is getting sooo annoying.

That and "epic"

Makes me want to shoot someone.

My stepbrothers girlfriend always says "no fail, epic fail!" *facegun*

For some reason, its always worse when a girl says it

Example: *warning you may just actually shoot yourself*

*eye twitch* my god... Must resist suicide gah!!!! -1

 

[SpaceSpork]

Whenever something remotely related to penises happens, I say "Oh god, Spock! Our shields have turned into dicks!" with a Scottish accent.

Don't judge me.

 

[vodkainferno]

The phrase "Cats in pants like" is used around in my school.

 

[Souplex]

The phrase "Cats in pants like" is used around in my school.

What is that supposed to mean?

 

[vodkainferno]

The phrase "Cats in pants like" is used around in my school.

What is that supposed to mean?

Just that, it is used to describe stuff as embarrassing, awkward, weird.
It all started from a friend of mind asking during a Q&A of a Shakespearean play to an actor, "Do you have cats in your pants?"

 

[SamFancyPants252]

"like"
said too much, in unneccissary places by teenagers worldwide.
I find it the most annoying thing at school:
"and then she was like, like, omg like, totally cool with it and I was like, yeah and she was like, but he like, is sooooooooooooooooo hot"

also, I hate it when people type like so:

yur sooo gorgeuss && thennn bbe, theyy alll looovvveeee uuu...

 

[S.R.S.]

Ehh, people always use Rambo as an act of reckless run 'n gunning into enemy territory. It kinda works.

Either that or going commando.

 

[ad5x5]

the phrase 'init' almost exclusively used by the chav community to signify something obvious

can lead to hilarious consequences
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/04/11/cab_innit/
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