Post your favorite jibberish phrase here....................

[TheDebbieDee]

"Kepacka! It knows no bigger shram."

Al Franken quoting Strom Thurmond on an AirAmericaRadio commercial

[fob]

1. Is that what you really hear? That's funny! The real quote makes me

laugh, but yours is even funnier!

[TheDebbieDee]

2. Yep. That's what I hear and it cracks my $hit up.................

What's the real quote?

[jdj]

3. I'd like to post the translation of Run DMC doing

what "Walk this Way" by Aerosmith first sounded like to them, but they slurred all the words together like one of the extras from Deliverance sang it. They said it sounded like "some cracker bullshit" when they were first asked to sing it.

[fob]

4. The real quote is....

"The pecker, it knows no bigotry" <--- That's with Al's attempt at a southern drawl removed for clarity

With the affect it's like this;


"The peckah, it knows no bigatray"

[Behind the Aegis]

5. don't know where mine comes from

My fave is "Great Googly-moogly!" Used when something surprises you. Example: You just saw The Shrub actually admit a mistake on national TV. You would say..."Great googly-moogly, did that just happen?" Then you awake from your daydream! :)

[DemWitch]

8. That HAS got to be an Oklahoma thing...

My ex's sister married a guy from Norman and the first time he said that I busted out laughing... I have been using it for years and everyone looks at me like I have three heads when I do... I love it!!!

He also used Holy gooly goo goo...

[Behind the Aegis]

17. I doubt it is an Oklahoma thing

Considering I am not originally from Oklahoma, and that when I first used it here, people looked at me like I was on meth! There are a few sayings out here that are odd, but I have found most of my colloquial sayings (I am from the South...7 states) are lost on the people here. They love to hear me talk though. :)

[patcox2]

16. Frank Zappa, Nanook, Don't eat the yellow snow.

First place I ever heard "great googily moogily." I don't know if Zappa invented it, though.

[miss_kitty]

6. Klaatu Barata Nicto

Guess:evilgrin:

[jdots]

7. we come in peace from the day the earth stood still ?

or the sound of a slot machine taking your last dime

[miss_kitty]

13. It is from that

but it's an instruction the Gort to got pick up Michael Rennie's seemingly lifeless body from the tiny frightened holders of WMD and nuclear weapons and revive him. I think.

[onebigbadwulf]

9. I want to dip my baaaaalls in it

I forget where it's from

[auburngrad82]

10. There's a car dealer in Atlanta that used to say

"Good Giggly Wiggly!" in his commercials. I thought that was about the dumbest thing I'd ever heard in an advertisement.

[mr blur]

11. "Weapons of mass destruction"

or "There ought to be limits to freedom"

[Crankie Avalon]

12. Lately, it's been...

...this one: http://www.dubyaspeak.com/audio/peeance.phtml

I've shared the audio with people at work and sometimes I flash the peace sign and say "peeance, freeance" to them when saying good-bye at the end of the day.

[Paragon]

14. Just say the word, ohhhhh...sus-Sussudio

:silly:

[XNASA]

15. "Octo bobo jeepy tutu la gooey phew."

It was written on the cover of an anti-drug pamphlet that was given to me back in HS around 1973.

I still remember it. And that's sayin' something.