Wow. Just Wow.

[andyouare?]

Maybe I need to get out more often, but I've never heard "**** the bed". I'll definitely use it in my next girls HS soccer gamer.

 

[CU_Buffalo_Gal]

[/quote]

Pierre de Coubertin would never say something like that.
[/quote]

Ironic, because it never is. A million others. Literally! (See what I mean?)

Misuse of "literally" just KILLS me. >:(

"He was literally puking his guts out." Really? His stomach and intestines were on the floor?

Pierre de Coubertin would never say something like that.

If he did, he probably said it in French.

 

[dooley_womack1]

Great, now I'm gonna hafta use Babelfish.

 

[Flash]

Flouridated drinking water.
The designated hitter.
Unleaded gas.

It's. 5.7.5. Dammit!.

The "I just threw up in my mouth a little" thing was a quote from Dodgeball, wasn't it? Ben Stiller's hitting on the lawyer chick and she says that because he's repulsive. If there's an earlier reference, let. me. know. ...

There's a reference to it the second Austin Powers when Dr. Evil's chair goes nutso.

Nope. Dr. Evil says, 'Sick. As. A. Dog. Gonna vomit.'

 

[writing irish]

I prefer the term "****ed the dog" to "**** the bed," as the former is even more horrible.

One presumably was involuntary, though.

One hopes, although I guess maybe not, if the party in question was nude with an erection in a kennel during a tornado.

I think Rick Santorum came up with "effed the dog." Which is perfect, since santorum is itself a contribution to the postmodern lexicon.

BTW, I like Mystery Meat's transcultural vulgarity...

 

[Ace]

I prefer the term "****ed the dog" to "**** the bed," as the former is even more horrible.

One presumably was involuntary, though.

One hopes, although I guess maybe not, if the party in question was nude with an erection in a kennel during a tornado.

Yeah. Let's go with that.

 

[EE94]

because everything pertains to Seinfeld, the eating the chocolate bar with the knife and fork episode is a good illustration of how this stuff becomes popular.
People see it, or in the wow case, hear it, and through some bizarre social insecurity begin to repeat it, thinking it is what everyone is doing or saying
Soon it becomes pervasive, regardless of its merits

 

[Clever username]

I may have an answer to the original question. At least a partial explanation. It may have come from the Simpsons, most notably the Itchy & Scratchy & Poochie Show episode. That's the first time the Comic Book Guy says, "Worst. Episode. Ever." That was back in 1997, so I don't think it's all SportsJournalists.com's doing.

 

[this_board_sucks]

This. Thread. Sucks.

 

[dooley_womack1]

Man, t_b_s, it's been far too long.

 

[sportschick]

Flouridated drinking water.
The designated hitter.
Unleaded gas.

It's. 5.7.5. Dammit!.

The "I just threw up in my mouth a little" thing was a quote from Dodgeball, wasn't it? Ben Stiller's hitting on the lawyer chick and she says that because he's repulsive. If there's an earlier reference, let. me. know. ...

There's a reference to it the second Austin Powers when Dr. Evil's chair goes nutso.

Nope. Dr. Evil says, 'Sick. As. A. Dog. Gonna vomit.'

Actually in the deleted scenes, he says I just threw up in my mouth a little.

 

[dooley_womack1]

Pierre de Coubertin would never say something like that.
[/quote]

Ironic, because it never is. A million others. Literally! (See what I mean?)

Misuse of "literally" just KILLS me. >:(

"He was literally puking his guts out." Really? His stomach and intestines were on the floor?

Pierre de Coubertin would never say something like that.

If he did, he probably said it in French.
[/quote]

Il vomissait littéralement ses entrailles dehors.

 

[CU_Buffalo_Gal]

Pierre de Coubertin would never say something like that.

Ironic, because it never is. A million others. Literally! (See what I mean?)

Misuse of "literally" just KILLS me. >:(

"He was literally puking his guts out." Really? His stomach and intestines were on the floor?

Pierre de Coubertin would never say something like that.

If he did, he probably said it in French.
[/quote]

Il vomissait littéralement ses entrailles dehors.
[/quote]

Mais je n'ai pas vomi dans ma bouche

 

[dooley_womack1]

Pierre de Coubertin would never say something like that.

Ironic, because it never is. A million others. Literally! (See what I mean?)

Misuse of "literally" just KILLS me. >:(

"He was literally puking his guts out." Really? His stomach and intestines were on the floor?

Pierre de Coubertin would never say something like that.

If he did, he probably said it in French.

Il vomissait littéralement ses entrailles dehors.
[/quote]

Mais je n'ai pas vomi dans ma bouche
[/quote]

C'est trop d'information.

 

[imjustagirl2]

STOP QUOTING EACH OTHER IF YOU CAN'T FIX THE QUOTE FUNCTION USAGE.

Signed,

Everyone else reading this ****

 

[2muchcoffeeman]

^^^ Ibid.

 

[dooley_womack1]

Christ!

 

[Chef]

Uh.........pauley voo frawnsay?

 

[dooley_womack1]

Hobla Ezspainyol?

 

[2muchcoffeeman]

Sprechen see doitsch?