Quite a few of us do this it’s like our own catchphrases! What’s yours?
You must log in or # to comment.
Ope
Removed by mod
“Uh”
“Why not a spicy blend of both?” when asked a this or that question.
Fuck nuggets
If you don’t have an answer, try this one simple trick! Having kids! They’ll repeat all the dumb shit you say that you had no idea you were saying.
Oh crikey what are some classics?
I say brilliant, fucking brilliant and do you know what I mean far too much
Perchance
Removed by mod
I’m a fucking parrot. I find shiny words and wear them out.
I’ve been on a cool beans kick lately.
Also, a motherfucker kick, when I’m ranting. It’s just so satisfying.
Tbh, other than Samuel L Jackson, I may be the motherfuckeringest motherfucker on the planet.
Fuck the fuck offsky…i say it when masters students come and see me.
I think my catchphrase has to be: “To be honest, I just cannot be arsed”
Putain
To be fair
Every Norwegians catchphrase: ikke sant
Cool what does it mean? And how come it’s so common?
Roughly translated it means “not true” and can be used as that. But most often it is used as a filler/comfirming word like the English “right” both in the middle and in the end of sentences, and can also be shortened to just “sant”, “true”. So combined with the typically Nordic inward breathing “jah” you have half of a normal Norwegian conversation right there.
Like, I think I say “like” quite a bit. And I’ve noticed that I use “awesome” quite a lot. And “personally” when I’m giving my opinion about something, especially typing on a platform like this, I sometimes need to reword my shit to avoid frequent use of “personally” lol. Also, for some reason this stuck in my mind, according to a word cloud on Reddit a while ago, one of my most frequently used words of all is “people”.
Other than that, I say “what the fuck” to myself fairly often while reading the news these days. And I think “holy shit” is also up there “awesome” for me.
Edit: oh I think I also say something like “know what I mean?” quite a lot too.
Edit 2: also “I mean”. I mean, seriously.
