"Your" Words?

does anyone else have certain words that they just say all the time? Like for me, if somebody says something that can possibly be construed as something sexual, I go:

"Giggidy!"

or

"Awwwwwwww riiiiiiiiiiiiiigggghhhht!!"

both mannerisms made by the family guy character Quagmire.

so what are your guys' words and where are they from?

Always call my friends manos, always adress my female friends with meis. No idea it sounds right

"Manos: The Hands of Fate" Manos?

I occasionally go on sprees where I end my sentences with "yo" and talk like a wigger. Then stop.

i always call guys by their last names. only girls i call by their first names.

I have a ton of them, and I'm always on the lookout for even more ways of addressing people. It would take too long to list them all, and it's norwegian anyway, so....

I usually end sentences with "mang," yes with a "g" when talking to my brother. I also end sentences with "o rly" ala the owl when talking to my mom (to slow down her rambling). That's about it though.

Other than that I'm a man of few words. When I converse with people I tilt my head to either left or right and fold my arms, speaking softly no intonation whatsoever.

Oh I always put on this face when talking non-casually to my girlfriend :

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is ******************************** a word by the way? I am tired of trying marrying my laptop. Yes I do. Yes I really want to close that.

Originally Posted by Prussian Iron

both mannerisms made by the family guy character Quagmire.

So essentially, they're Quagmire's mannerisms

Originally Posted by A Very Super Market

"Manos: The Hands of Fate" Manos?

Oh Yes

I occasionally go on sprees where I end my sentences with "yo" and talk like a wigger. Then stop.

I sometimes do that. I originally do it for irony, but it becomes habit for a few days.

I say awesome too much

I also use silly '60s '70s slang whenever things get too serious. So "Far out" is a big part of my vocabulary. Oh, and I also swear like an irate sailor.

Originally Posted by A Very Super Market

"Manos: The Hands of Fate" Manos?

Dig the MST3k reference

I say the word "dig" a lot. I also add "man" to the end of a lot of my sentences. I also say "far out"

There are undoubtedly some more, but I probably don't notice them enough to put them down.

I constantly make references to female body parts in entirely inappropiate ways. When faced with something shocking and/or frustrating I will blaspheme in ways that have had my soldiers balk and some request that I never say such things again, so I just make sure they're not around. I use the same ones over and over again so they're my signatures, but posting them would get my post deleted and a pm from Lemur.

To add to the Texasisms: 'might could', 'maybe definitely' are the only ones off the top of my head.

oh god i have so many...........

i say dude wayyyyy to much, as well as bro

And i was always the kid who could imitate voice patterns realyyyyy well. for example among my many quirks.

1. when around my black friends i usually imitate the way the speak unoticeably. I say things like dawg and son, and yo, etc. Never ****** though.

2. I often drop into a southern twang. once when my dads friend from georgia came to visit he thought i was insulting him because i sounded to southern. No specific words just my tone. I also pray and do the pledge of allegiance like a dixie boy.

3. This one is sort of strange..... i say aye and yah know at the end of my sentences like i was canadian. This one really annoys my parents.

4. I speak in a british accent when im talking to really stupid people.

5. And finally whenever im near my grandmother or other russian speakers i drop into like a strange russian accent laced with russian words. like for example i say da and nyet instead of yes and no.



i have alottttttt more strange things but these are some of the major ones.

Originally Posted by Centurion1

oh god i have so many...........
5. And finally whenever im near my grandmother or other russian speakers i drop into like a strange russian accent laced with russian words. like for example i say da and nyet instead of yes and no.

I like to say words in German occasionally in my conversations. I'll just be talking to someone, and it will go like this:

"So did you see that new movie?"
"Nein."
"What?"
"Nein."
"Ummm.......ok?"
"It means 'No'."
"Oooooh!!!! Bye!"
"Gut Nacht."
"Wait, what?"
*Facepalm*

Wait, you have a problem with people dropping a bit of another language in their posts here everynow and then, yet... You do it in real life, and you facepalm when they act weird about it?

Hes a confused boy.

Imagine him as SFTS before the manliness, and sucess.

Originally Posted by miotas

Wait, you have a problem with people dropping a bit of another language in their posts here everynow and then, yet... You do it in real life, and you facepalm when they act weird about it?

its different. i dont have entire posts in different languages for no apparent reason. I drop an occasional word here and there. not sentences.

besides this isnt the thread to discuss old-ass arguments in.

Originally Posted by Prussian Iron

I like to say words in German occasionally in my conversations.

Yeh. I sometimes do similar things. I'll randomly reply in German or Spanish to someone who can't speak either. Acquaintances get baffled.

Здравствулте! PI, вы довольно интересны. В плохом пути. Я зеленый цвет.

Originally Posted by pevergreen

Здравствулте! PI, вы довольно интересны. В плохом пути. Я зеленый цвет.

That had me rolling on the ground yet I have no idea what it says

Bah, only those weak in the world of speaking resort to other languages for diversity. I flip around with accents quite a bit, and try to create as much discordance as possible whenever I do so. I've done formal readings in a broad Australian accent, songs in incomprehensible slavic basso, and yelled at people in an aristocratic drawl.

I occasionally use the British Accent when I try to say something snarky, attempting to be snarky with an American accent just makes you sound like a pretentious douche.

Originally Posted by A Very Super Market

I've done formal readings in a broad Australian accent

$50 says you did it bad.

You lose, good day sir!

Well, it's a broad one. It has to be bad to be good.

Originally Posted by A Very Super Market

Bah, only those weak in the world of speaking resort to other languages for diversity. I flip around with accents quite a bit, and try to create as much discordance as possible whenever I do so. I've done formal readings in a broad Australian accent, songs in incomprehensible slavic basso, and yelled at people in an aristocratic drawl.

i do that too actually.

the most funny part about it is that my friend tries to do a british accent.....and he fails. hard. if he was forced to do a british accent, and 1 person would die every time he failed, we would all be dead.

and then i come in with my well-practiced variety of accents and make him look like a dumbass

Obtuse

I use that word regularly because it applies to many people I meet.

Originally Posted by Veho Nex

That had me rolling on the ground yet I have no idea what it says

It's done with one or another automatic translator which decided "way" was used in the primary meaning of the word.

Originally Posted by Prussian Iron

i do that too actually.

the most funny part about it is that my friend tries to do a british accent.....and he fails. hard. if he was forced to do a british accent, and 1 person would die every time he failed, we would all be dead.

and then i come in with my well-practiced variety of accents and make him look like a dumbass

British accent as in Lord Hoity-Toity the Fourth of Bigglesworth, or normal bloke from down the road British accent?

I've got a couple, my favourite has got to be "You're making me angry" and my other one I use when descibing things I just add "And.............$^%£" on the end when I've ran out of things to say.

Other than those I don't really speak a lot, noise irritates me, which is awkward when you're living with a woman, any woman. I've also picked up a reputation for being very forthright with my contractors, if they are deliverables are substandard I like to make sure they know, so I tend to use the word "Pants" when describing them.