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post #51 of 80
8/26/08 at 11:20pm
I think the last time I did anything movie-related that was to an extreme or cliche was dressing up as Tyler Durden for Halloween. Freshmen year of high school. That was like 5 years ago, but I'm sure it was still old then.

Also, while on the subject of Mr. Pitt: anytime I felt like dismissing someone I'd use his thrown limp-wrist and "He's... a.... nutbag!" from Seven. That always struck me as a peculiar moment.

I still quote The West Wing and most Sorkin or Shane Black works to this day. But I've reeled it back.
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post #52 of 80
8/27/08 at 10:04am
I've recently noticed that I've been dragging out my cursing like Clay Davis in The Wire. I just started doing it subconciously, and now I can't stop!

"Shhiiiiiiiiiiit"

"It's all in the game" is another quote that unintentionally comes out at opportune moments.
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post #53 of 80
8/27/08 at 10:46am
I say 'fuck' a lot after seeing The Adventures of Ford Fairlane. I've also been looking for that right moment to use the Joker's "Hiiiii" on someone who thinks I've done them wrong.
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post #54 of 80
8/27/08 at 1:28pm
When something goes wrong at work I've been inclined to say "Game over, man! Game over!"

And also if someone is listing off things for me to do, or to buy, at the end I'll ask "What about Mr. Henderson's head?" It's a fairly obscure reference to The Rock, but it amuses me.
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post #55 of 80
8/27/08 at 4:11pm
After seeing American Psycho I...uhm....on second thought ...nevermind.

As a kid I probably can't even name all the movies I copied. Did any of us not use "I've got a bad feeling about this."?

Lots of Batman, Roger Rabbit, Ninja Turtles stuff. As I got older there was a Kevin Smith phase.

Now it's mostly stuff where I'm acknowledging the movie. The Val Kilmer Bite from Top Gun and stuff such as that. My wife and I also quote Labyrinth way to much.
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post #56 of 80
8/27/08 at 5:15pm
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After seeing American Psycho I...uhm....on second thought ...nevermind.
You flexed your muscles and pointed into a mirror whilst doing a prostitute, right? It's alright, you can say it. We've all done it.
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post #57 of 80
8/27/08 at 5:22pm
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You flexed your muscles and pointed into a mirror whilst doing a prostitute, right? It's alright, you can say it. We've all done it.
We're not all from Edmonton.
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post #58 of 80
8/27/08 at 5:51pm
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We're not all from Edmonton.
Thank your lucky stars for that.
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post #59 of 80
8/27/08 at 5:57pm
Thought of another when. Back in college whenever someones cell phone rang one of us would say "phone's ringing dude" from Big Lebowski. Then when whoever said the person who's phone was ringing would say "thankyou Donnie".
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post #60 of 80
8/27/08 at 7:43pm
Two things, one that I've been doing for a while, one recent:

1. Sam Rockwell, end of Galaxy Quest. The point, chest touch, and laugh. Guy Fleedman as Security Chief Roc Ingersoll. I use this a lot.

2. In an episode of The US Office, there's a moment where Angela picks up some food, studies it, and tosses it back down saying "I don't want that/those." I've found myself doing that quite a bit recently.
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post #61 of 80
8/27/08 at 7:54pm
I basically have no personality of my own in real life, but two of the stranger things I've picked up are:

In Dario Argento's Opera the main character is asked what kind of tea she wants, and at the last minute she changes her mind and shouts out "No, Mint", but she pronounces it like 'meent'. I do that all the time.

In Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story Lee's employer gives him a speach about doing more with his life and ends it with "I could always use a good...dish...washa..." Ever since I can't say 'dishwasher' correctly, even in mixed company.
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post #62 of 80
8/27/08 at 8:13pm
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Back in college whenever someones cell phone rang one of us would say "phone's ringing dude"
Yeah, I do that at work.

I watched "The Mist" again the other day, and I don't know if it was because I was drinking or because it was awesome, but Andre Braugher's delivery of "Muthafucka...cocksucker!" when he's trying to start his chainsaw has had me doing that whenever I'm performing any small task now.
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post #63 of 80
8/28/08 at 1:50pm
My wife brought up a couple. after Jurassic Park she wore nothing but Khaki shorts and shirts like Laura Dern.

Also her sister (who BTW was like 19 or 20 when this happened. Saw SLC Punk then proceeded to copy Heroin Bob by getting rid of her bed and box spring and sleeping on a mattress on the floor and and refused to take any kind of medication. She would of course say it has nothing to do with the movie. I think the medication thing lasted till the first time she got sick.

Also she said in high school there was this stereotypical goth guy: black hair, makeup, black trench coat all that. There was a group of students all talking about this and that and he chimes in and says "Wanting people to listen, you can't just tap them on the shoulder anymore. You have to hit them with a sledgehammer, and then you'll notice you've got their strict attention." My wife knew he was trying to pass it off as his own and she went "Oh you like Seven too? Yea thats a great movie!" He got up said "I don't know what your talking about" and walked away.
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post #64 of 80
8/28/08 at 2:01pm
Jeez, talk about being stuck up.
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post #65 of 80
8/28/08 at 2:27pm
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Jeez, talk about being stuck up.
not sure what you mean
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post #66 of 80
8/28/08 at 8:47pm
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There was a group of students all talking about this and that and he chimes in and says "Wanting people to listen, you can't just tap them on the shoulder anymore. You have to hit them with a sledgehammer"


Nothing worse than Goth kids who quote Seven.
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post #67 of 80
8/28/08 at 9:21pm
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not sure what you mean
What I meant was that the guy just didn't admit he took it from Seven. He acted like as if he coined the shit himself, making himself think he's all high and mighty i.e. stuck up.
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post #68 of 80
8/30/08 at 5:16am
My friends got a quote from the Matrix in my head that I don't even remember. There's some part where the chick other than Trinity in the underground resistance says "Not like this.", but they've told me she says it like "Not like dees." I haven't verified it for myself, but damned if I can't stop saying it whenever appropriate to the situation.

By the way, I'm very sure most of us here are very annoying to everyone around us with this kind of shit. I think we should turn this thread into a support group for each other.
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post #69 of 80
8/30/08 at 5:32am
This thread made me actually observe myself the past few days to see if there was anything I was doing without realizing it:

*When debating whether someone should or should not have done something particularly daring/outgoing/stupid in public, I said on two occasions "You could learn a little about...holding back" like Sean Connery in Finding Forrester. According to my friends I say this quite often.

* Asked if eight o'clock would be an acceptable time for a date, I took the easy bait: "I was just going to say....eight o'clock?! You're a legitimate phenomenon." Thankfully, she thought I was being flattering/joking.
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post #70 of 80
8/30/08 at 5:34am
To my horror a good friend picked me up the other week for saying "Well" in the same manner David Tennant does in the current series of Doctor Who.
I'm 35 years and I'm still stealing lines from a genre show I should have outgrown 20 years ago.
Not cool.
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post #71 of 80
8/30/08 at 5:40am
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There's some part where the chick other than Trinity in the underground resistance says "Not like this.", but they've told me she says it like "Not like dees." I haven't verified it for myself, but damned if I can't stop saying it whenever appropriate to the situation.
No need to verify. It's when the short haired woman in white is about to get forcefully unplugged by Joey Pants. Right before she dies she says, "Not like dees..." That is pretty much how she says it.

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Thankfully, she thought I was being flattering/joking.
And that tells you something about her; that she's not familiar with Ghostbusters and is therefore not worthy of your attention!
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post #72 of 80
8/30/08 at 5:45am
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Originally Posted by Matt OCallaghan View Post
I'm 35 years and I'm still stealing lines from a genre show I should have outgrown 20 years ago.
Not cool.
Don't be so down on yourself. Greg Clark's geek references may have contributed to him getting laid, so maybe there's hope for you too.

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No need to verify. It's when the short haired woman in white is about to get forcefully unplugged by Joey Pants. Right before she dies she says, "Not like dees..." That is pretty much how she says it.
Awesome. I no longer feel like a charlatan so much as a fraud now that I just don't remember it.
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post #73 of 80
8/30/08 at 3:55pm
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No need to verify. It's when the short haired woman in white is about to get forcefully unplugged by Joey Pants. Right before she dies she says, "Not like dees..." That is pretty much how she says it.
That would be Switch.
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post #74 of 80
8/30/08 at 4:01pm
Yeh, she didn't matter enough for me to remember her name. Haha. Though now that you reminded me of it, I remember the other guy's name was Apoc. Or Epoc. Or whatever.

Anyway... leave me alone, Matrix-nerd!
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post #75 of 80
8/30/08 at 4:21pm
Apoc
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post #76 of 80
8/30/08 at 4:23pm
Or a big bowl 'o snot!
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post #77 of 80
8/30/08 at 4:27pm
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Or a big ole bowl 'o snot!
Got that for ya.
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post #78 of 80
8/30/08 at 4:57pm
Damn! Outnerded again!

EDIT: To bring the thread back on track, I just remembered another bite I used to do. I'm watching Memento right now and I completely forgot that I used to pick up my phone with a quick, cold, and impersonal "WhoIsThis?"
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post #79 of 80
8/30/08 at 6:00pm
Whenever I get pulled away from the cops, I always yell...


"What da fuck, did I do vong?!"
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post #80 of 80
8/31/08 at 3:26pm
As a kid I would dig up "fossils" (sticks/rocks) in my backyard, then I would head inside the house and jump on stuff pretending I was a raptor. Thanks Jurassic Park.
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