Let's pass the time until ElcaB's vacation starts....
What's something you say often? I say, "Suck it," because it makes me feel better when I'm angry. I.e., "If she doesn't like it, she can suck it." Other popular terms of mine include "McDouchebag" and "Challenge accepted."
Re: Words & phrases
I say "God bless America" quite a bit at work as a response to general disgust when a customer is an idiot. This has superseded my previous use of "Jesus Christ on a bicycle".
THIS IS NOT A GOOD IDEA. I HATE PINTEREST FOR THIS IDEA.
I'll just think of it as a creepy dude deterrent, my fiance will be glad.
@marshmallow22, You may also shorten it to "Christ on a bike"...
I like to use the full version for the first few times for emphasis. ;-)
Balls to the wall + caution to the wind = "Balls to the wind."
My most recent frustration word is "balls" ala penny from big bang theory.
I'm just seeing this thread. I can't believe people still use the word "retard" in a negative way. Its so sad. I can't believe ladies who care about etiquette are still so ignorant and uncouth.
I gave this post a lot of thought, lol. Now I realize I say, "Oh, come the fuck on," and "Seriously. Seriously?!?" All.The.Time. Usually in traffic and when I'm gambling at the local casino.
On a more positive phrase, my DH and I refer to our pets (dog and cat) when they are in the same place as "the menagerie". We both use that phrase a few times a day. We've also bastardized the word and, if both pets climb on one of us at the same time we call it being "menaged".