Do you have any "catchphrases" you always say?

goldenleaves · June 2010

Mine are

"We have a cat!!" (We do indeed have a cat and I'm afraid she'll try to dart out the front door. My family and all of my IL's repeat this laughing every time anyone enters/exits our house!)

"In case there's a natural disaster!" (This is how I justify WAY overpacking the diaper bag every time we go anywhere)

Harms80 · June 2010

I think I say No Worries a lot. I went to Australia and New Zealand for a month a loooooong time ago and it's been stuck with me since.

I say "If it was a snake, it would've bit you" a lot at home cause my husband is the epitome of looking in the pantry for something that's right in front of his face.

Jen1231 · June 2010

I like to say "crap on a cracker," whenever I am about to curse. Don't ask, I don't know why. Lol.

Culkinator54 · June 2010

I say "Right" way too much. Kind of like Lindsey Lohan in Mean Girls, but less dramatic and more in agreement. Hard to explain, but you probably get the picture.

I always say to DH "Well, what if one of us dies?" in justifcation for planning out things and overthinking things way too much.

ETA: I also say "crap sandwiches" instead of swearing.

slmcronelaw · June 2010

I say okey dokey pokey a lot...it's annoys people

JinglesChic · June 2010

I don't say it, but I type "true story" a lot.

annapolischick · June 2010

i say that clothing, etc are "fun"... that people are "special"...and if i'm really pissed/stessed at the same time "F*ck me sideways"... yea don't know where that came from... oh and "bless their heart" ALL the time.

Brooke 0617 · June 2010

When I'm teaching I constantly say, "Excuse me" or "I'm sorry to interrupt buuut..." when there is too much talking...which is most of the time since I teach middle school.

And lately I say "yay!" way too much with Allison. Clapping is her new thing and when she started doing it a couple of weeks ago, I made the mistake of saying yay in a really happy, loud voice and now she expects me to do that everytime she claps or waves.