Stargate Quotes In Your Daily Life

[David]

I just scolded one of my fellow co-workers with "You ended that sentence with a preposition!"

She gave me a blank stare.

Then it got me wondering - what Stargate quotes do YOU use in your daily life?

[iwannabeLexa]

Indeed!

My husband I both say that a lot! I am sure I will think of more.. although sadly, we seem to quote Spongebob Squarepants more than anyone in my household..

[the dancer of spaz]

I think "For crying out loud!" is my most-used quote. :cool: You gotta love Jack. As much as I like "Holy Hannah," I just can't bring myself to say it off of the top of my head. :D There's also the ever-present "Sweet," which actually can be used in everyday life without people turning their heads to much. :p

I do use "Indeed" occasionally. ;)

[shelsfc]

I say FCOL a lot! And Kree has managed to slip into my vocabulary recently - I get a lot of odd looks....

I use "Oh there's not a chance in hell" quite a bit too.

[Bakjuh]

3 Quotes i once used.

- "I don't think so, Bucko"
- "Yasureyoubetcha"
- "You're an idiot every day of the week, why don't you take a day off for once"

Or something like that :)

[iwannabeLexa]

And Kree has managed to slip into my vocabulary recently - I get a lot of odd looks....



That reminded me that the hubby told me that he did yell "Jaffa Kree!" to some of his trainees recently.. of course NONE of them got it..

[debskec]

"Ya think?" has made it into my daily rotation. Although it's not too out of the ordinary, so no one thinks twice. In exasperation I did yell 'kree!' at my dog once, but he continued to chew my shoe anyway.

deb

[joshing123]

I've got to go with the "Ya think?" as well. And I've spread it - my co-worker doesn't watch the show, but I've noticed she uses "Ya think?" alot more than "Duh" like she used to.

But I also have to admit to an occasional yasureyoubetcha.

[Crazedwraith]

For crying out loud and Indeed, nut normal people use them as well so...

[KokiriChild]

My dog know's 'kree' better than 'heal'

FCOL, "Ya Think", "As long as there's a snowball's chance in hell"

Both me and my girlfriend speak Goa'uld! How cool is that?!

[Mike]

"We'll cross that bridge when we come to it." :D

[ALT147]

Personally, my most used would probably be Jack's frequent 'ah' when he hears something he doesn't want to :P But usually I like to think of a quote for any situation. Conversation between me and my brother consists of more quotes from stargate that original sentences.

Baal

[LtLisa]

I use for crying out loud...and I'm trying to teach my cat to look up when I say kree...Dad thinks I'm nuts of course :D

[mad_designer]

I personally use "Shol'va" alot. Personaly I think they need to make an ABC's book to the Goa'uld, that way after being pulled over by a cop, you could insult them for hours and they'd never realize it!!!

[Asgard-VA]

This thread is better than a group therapy session. I was certain that I was the only one who spoke Goa'uld to my dog. But now I can admit freely, "My name is Pete and I say 'Kree' to my dog." Ahh, I feel much better now.

I also admit to using "sweet" and FCOL a lot. "Jaffa" has also replaced "dude" as a casual greeting.

[Newbie]

i don't really say SG stuff...but i do say "sweet", more likely because of slang...not SG1...but i really want to start saying "for crying out loud", that'd be so fun and cool

[Jane]

none of my friends watch stargate, so when i say something like kree they look at me like i am mad. :D. Holy hannah is a fav and FCOL. I did once tell my friend that she is an idiot everyday of the week and she should have taken a day off, i asure you that did not go down well. ;)

[KokiriChild]

hahaha, maybe it's just the two of us who speak Goa'uld to our dogs? Is this the wrong time to tell you he's named Anubis?

(not really, his name's Chico)

Anyway, I as I've said loads, I also speak Goa'uld to my girlfriend... What's scary is that she speaks it back. I can recently remember her shouting at me from a distance (to get my attention) "Pretzal kree chok!" (Halt in the name of Pretzal (her nickname))

[Sue_Jackson]

I say "Holy Hannah" all the time! I never even heard of that phrase until Sam said it. Now, it's official apart of my everyday vocabulary.

Sometimes, I will find myself yelling, "Kree!", to get someone's attention. LOL! :D

[Kliggins]

I use for crying out loud...and I'm trying to teach my cat to look up when I say kree...Dad thinks I'm nuts of course :D

Let me know if Kree works with your cat and maybe I will try it on mine. I could use something to keep her off the screen.

Sorry, I digressed from the subject. Every time I say Ya think, my mom looks at me like I am loosing it so I must say it a lot. :S

[SeaBee]

In this household "Dal Shaka Mel", (I Die Free) gets used a lot, mainly by my wife when, once again, she has to tidy up after the kids.

I tend to use Cruvus instead of wrong.

[Dramaqueen]

I use FCOL every now and then when things don't work the way they're supposed to, and I also started to yell Kree at my friends but unfortunately none of them is familiar with Stargate let alone with any Goa'uld expressions so they'd just give me a strange look :confused: ... but hey, I still get their attention.

[keshou]

"Ya Think" is my favorite. Also "I have no idea". Not like it's an exclusive phrase to Stargate but Daniel says it a lot. And of course, very useful since I really have no idea most of the time. ;) At least people understand those and it can be my little secret that they're related to Stargate.

[The worst was when I was watching Farscape, "frell" used to slip into my speech. I mean that's such a great expression! Of course everyone looks at you like you're nuts and I quickly broke that habit! ]

[David]

"Which is neither here nor there" was said a lot by daniel in s5-6.

[Spaceminx]

I said FCOL just the other day when I was trying to fax something and it wouldn't work.

[Anubis]

There are a lot of quotes on Stargate that are used over and over by the same person. Interesting

[saraloui]

I tend to tell people they are a 'Pain in the Mikta' on occasion. I also use 'indeed' and FCOL alot now! And I'm still wating for the oppurtunity to arise for me to tell someone they are 'an idiot everyday of the wek, why couldnt they take one day off?'. I will use it one day, it's a personal goal!!

Sara Lou

[aAnubiSs]

I use kree, kek, fcol, three fries short of a happy meal, shol'va, dist'ra almost every day :)

[Sela]

When I got a new supervisor a while back he brought in some of the ugliest office furniture I had ever seen. I had walked into his office to leave some paperwork and muttered out loud, "Have you heard of Ikea?" not knowing he had finished a meeting early and was standing behind me. I also didn't know he was a Stargate fan until he snapped, "Jaffa - Kree!" right behind me! Needless to say, papers went flying as I jumped a mile in the air.

We had a great laugh about it to the confusion & consternation of non-Gaters in the office.

[KokiriChild]

[The worst was when I was watching Farscape, "frell" used to slip into my speech. I mean that's such a great expression! Of course everyone looks at you like you're nuts and I quickly broke that habit! ]
OMG, I use that all the time. I hate swearing, so it either comes out as "fork" or "frell", I feel kinda silly saying "frell you", so that's when "fork" comes into play... anyhow *carries on about his daily life*

[keshou]

When I got a new supervisor a while back he brought in some of the ugliest office furniture I had ever seen. I had walked into his office to leave some paperwork and muttered out loud, "Have you heard of Ikea?" not knowing he had finished a meeting early and was standing behind me. I also didn't know he was a Stargate fan until he snapped, "Jaffa - Kree!" right behind me! Needless to say, papers went flying as I jumped a mile in the air.

We had a great laugh about it to the confusion & consternation of non-Gaters in the office.

LOL! I love that story!

[Sela]

OMG, I use that all the time. I hate swearing, so it either comes out as "fork" or "frell", I feel kinda silly saying "frell you", so that's when "fork" comes into play... anyhow *carries on about his daily life*

I used to say 'frak' all the time from Battlestar Galactica. The real one, not the Sci-Fi channel 'frak' they put on last year. :)

[SGSlugger]

Well "Kree" comes out ever now-and-again as does 'For Crying Out Loud.'
Big Honkin' {insert object here} is also a favorite.

There are some others but I don't feel like typing anymore. ;)

[KokiriChild]

Heh, just felt like I had to say, I caught myself yelling "For crying out loud!" and the Lotto machine at work today, when it broke for the.... 5th/6th time... and then replacing the ink cartridges saying things like "stupid frelling machine, forking cartridges" etc

[Supreme Commander Thor]

These two are heard frequently in our house:

1. Jaffa, Kree!
2. The very young do not always do as they are told.

[Sela]

LOL! I love that story!

It helped to break the ice in what started off to be an awkward working relationship. I was very good friends with the person he replaced. It gave us common ground to build on.

[KokiriChild]

Maybe you should show him your staff weapon?

Edit: Err, that's not an innuendo :P

[Scarym1]

I actually used "I most not be getting my memos." I am sure Jack said something close to that.

My co worker Kerri asked If I heard about something (I can't remember now what it was) and I said no I most not be getting my memos. She just looked at me. I laughed and I felt sort of proud that I actually got to quote Stargate at work. It was just so spontaneous. :cool:

[taupecat]

[The worst was when I was watching Farscape, "frell" used to slip into my speech. I mean that's such a great expression! Of course everyone looks at you like you're nuts and I quickly broke that habit! ]

I still use 'frell' all the time. It's a good substitute for a word that would not be taken well in an office environment. People know what I mean, but at the same time they're too confused to take offense. :)

[sclairef99]

Yeah sure you betcha enters our vocab alot....as does
Three Fries short of a happy meal!

S

[sclairef99]

I always wanted Frell to enter my vocab...but alas...the real thing slips out....oops

[MAJKawalsky]

Don't really quote much of Stargate in my daily life but I have noticed that I hold up three fingers when describing two of something.

[Asgard-VA]

I actually used "I most not be getting my memos." I am sure Jack said something close to that.


I think that there have been a couple of Jack quotes about memos. The one I remember goes something like, "Shouldn't there have been a memo on this?" I think it might have been in reference to the Air Force Chief of Staff coming to the SGC. I also think General Hammond tells Jack that there was but that Jack was off-world at the time.

[Odens återkomst]

"Shouldn't there have been a memo?"
"Dogs are some of my favourite people"
"Kree"

[RoyS]

OMG, I use that all the time. I hate swearing, so it either comes out as "fork" or "frell", I feel kinda silly saying "frell you", so that's when "fork" comes into play... anyhow *carries on about his daily life*

I use the original .. "Frack" .. from Battlestar Galatica.

[Sicarius]

"How's that working out for you?" (From Abyss, maybe others)
After an infodumo... "How does that help?" (From... one of the Prometheus eps).

Since I have relatives in Wisconsin (I think they're on the same slang train as Minnesota), I've used FCOL before, but there's been a resurgence in the last couple of years, heh.

[taupecat]

I found myself telling someone the other day that I didn't cook, "but my melted ice is to die for." He didn't get it.

I use "Ya think?" a lot, but that's pretty common anyway.

The problem with "Yeahsureyoubetcha" is people think you're quoting Fargo, and not SG1. And try as I might, FCOL just doesn't seem to flow naturally out of me.

[Matt G]

Phrases I've taken from Stargate:

For crying out loud(variations include 'In the words of Jack O'Neill, For Crying out Loud' and just 'In the words of Jack O'Neill')

Ya Think!

Someone didn't get all their memos

[stargate barbie]

some of the ones i use are,
"don't say ka 'til you've tried it."
"kree."
many comments about memos
"bonny, bonny way!"
"and we're walking!"
"witness if you will...squat!"
"for cryin' out loud" (not neccessarily due to stargate though)
"ya think?!"
and of course, the verb, "to mcgyver" something.
among others.

[Daniel_locks_my_chevron]

The sad thing is, my boyfriend and I use SG quotes totally randomly, when they don't even fit into the situation, just randomly pop into our heads. But I am trying to teach my dog "Kree" now!

[Greesha]

i say "indeed" a lot. my brother always looks at me like i'm crazy. and "ya think?", although that's common enough that people don't give you crazy looks.

i say "frell" a lot too, b/c it doesn't offend anyone, as well as "kriffing" (from the star wars books).

[JSDT]

I use the typical ones...FCOL, "Ya think?", and "Indeed" a LOT. I also try to use "Kree!" on my children, but it doesn't appear to be working. :rolleyes:

[Darren]

I still use frell from time to time, but I caught myself saying "Frak" just the other day. Boy, I'm a geek.

I use "Kree!" constantly. When in traffic, it's "Hashak kree!" When little kids get in my way in the mall, it's "Kelmah kree!" And when the cat is doing just about anything, it's "Jaffa kree!"

Of course, I named him "Jaffa" so that I could do that ...

[crowhop]

I've adopted "We'll jump off that bridge when we get to it."
It is irreverent, fatalist and entirely snarky...perfect for a wide arrray of modern situations.
And I have to admit to uttering "Well, slap me rosy," on a couple of occassions.:cool:

[Revet]

Like most people i've taken to saying OFCOL on a regular basis as well as "Ya sure you betcha" unfortunatley only my closest friends know that i'm quoting anything, I'Ve almost been fired before because of refering to my boss as "You in the skirt".

[KokiriChild]

The sad thing is, my boyfriend and I use SG quotes totally randomly, when they don't even fit into the situation, just randomly pop into our heads. But I am trying to teach my dog "Kree" now!
Have I spawned something? You get some funny looks when at the park tho!

"Chico, KREE!"

[taupecat]

My cat (the taupecat, actually) was being a particular pain the other day, and wouldn't stop when I yelled "Sneaky, bad!". So I tried "Sneaky! Kree!" and she scurried off.

Guess it does work. I'm going to use that from now on.

[KokiriChild]

That's because all cat's are Goa'ulds, they got scared you could speak their language...

[stargate barbie]

cats are from delmak, dogs are from vorash, eh?

seriously though, i hate cats. :)

i use "indeed" too.
and "ya sure, ya betcha"
and "kree" with stargate buddies who know what the hell i'm talking about.....mostly.
and "kel nok" and "kel shak, jaffa".
and "i would prefer not to consume bovine lactose at any temperature" (despite the fact that i actually like milk, i just think its funny.
on a non stargate related quote, i tend to say "shazbat" quite a bit.

[Lugal]

"Ya think?" has made it into my daily rotation. Although it's not too out of the ordinary, so no one thinks twice. In exasperation I did yell 'kree!' at my dog once, but he continued to chew my shoe anyway.

deb

"Ya think" is one of mine too. Although there are a lot of people I would love to "kree!"

[hobbitsrul]

I don't really say many stargate quotes.
I do say..
sweet
ya think?
and once i did say..to my brother...
you are an idiot every day of the week couldn't you just take one day off? lol that was funny.

I was wondering..what does FCOL mean or stand for?

hobbitsrul :P

[KokiriChild]

"For Crying Out Loud" - Mr O'Neill's famous quote

[LtLisa]

used 'welcome to my life' tonight...

[KokiriChild]

Was that on Stargate? I wandered where I picked that one up... I say it all the time!

[iwannabeLexa]

That's because all cat's are Goa'ulds, they got scared you could speak their language...

LOL! Holy Cow! My world makes sense now! Thank you!!

[KokiriChild]

Yeah, I mean, take a look at the evidence, they believe they're higher than all froms of human life, the Ancient Egyptians treated them like Gods, in the dark all you can see is their glowing eyes. Also, notice the similarities in names - Tiddles vs. Apophis!!! So similar! Co-incidence? I think not!

[poppy_popcorn]

-Go suck a lemon *comes out too much*
-KRISTY you are an idiot everyday of the week, why couldn't you of taken one day off! *Kristy is my bud, we fight sometimes though*

Heres some stuff that comes out of my writing! This happened today!
Science Question in class! My Earch Science teacher thought I was crazy when she read it.

1) If planets in our solar system didn't meet the fate nature gave it, what would life be like?
My Answer: I think we would have a lot of different space travel. Rockets, maybe hoovered cars, and the Stargate.

[Jafana]

SaharaGate and her brother speak ancient a lot. Particularly after they saw Lost City. They've got me saying cruvus, and fron etc. as well.
Sadly, Stargate isnt all that known or popular in Australia, so people have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. They don't even realise you're quoting from a show.
I'm surrounded by very sad, unlucky people. I mean, to think, they're missing out on the wonder that is Stargate?

[gtonello]

Sometimes, I will find myself yelling, "Kree!", to get someone's attention. LOL! :D[/QUOTE]

Me too!! In fact, we taught my 3 year old son to say it.

LOL at "Longer Shanks for a better grip." My sister and I saw that commercial (she was the one who got me into SG1), and we both died laughing. My dad thought we had gone insane.

As for other SG1 -isms: FCOL, Shol'va, Daniel's neck-rubbing, and a LOT of other quirks have weaseled their way into my daily activities. I turned my husband into a "Gater", as I call us, and his favorite at the moment is "the enemy of my enemy is my friend." (Crystal Skull)

BTW, my sis-in-law (a Gater), and I both think that my hubby looks a LOT like scrubby MS. I have a pic of him at a Con, and I had to look twice to make sure it wasn't Matt.

[gtonello]

[QUOTE=Jafana]SaharaGate and her brother speak ancient a lot. Particularly after they saw Lost City. They've got me saying cruvus, and fron etc. as well.

LOL Somehow my hubby sat down and watched that one with me, and every once in a while, he'll be on a rant (it happens a lot. He's a very high-energy guy on his days off), and he'll spout off something like, "my fron hurts from all the noxious fumes I breathe in at work, and my cozars hurt from bending over all night!!!"

[ABYDOSCITY2]

I use
Ya think?
Cool
This is my problem how?

[SaharaGate]

SaharaGate and her brother speak ancient a lot. Particularly after they saw Lost City. They've got me saying cruvus, and fron etc. as well.
Sadly, Stargate isnt all that known or popular in Australia, so people have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. They don't even realise you're quoting from a show.
I'm surrounded by very sad, unlucky people. I mean, to think, they're missing out on the wonder that is Stargate?

Actually, lately whenever we annoy each other, it's:

"Within my culture I would be well within my rights to dismember you".

And my brother's favourite: "Eaaaaaasy".

And of course the ever-popular "Sholva!" and "Kree!".

There's nothing cruvis with me is there?

[magespell]

When I'm at work, my friend and I say "Watch my six!" a lot. Kree sneaks in every-so-often as well. Some times I do my Teal'c impression and say, "And now the conclusion.", like he says everytime there is a second parter. Heh.

Magespell

[YATHINK]

:eek: My handle says it best! :cool:
My son says INDEED alot, and I have heard him refer to "undomesticated equine" to one of his friends. He's 12 going on 30!! :rolleyes:




YATHINK
... glad to be here...

[KokiriChild]

hehehe, me and my friends were talking about milk today... How many times do you think I mentioned "Bovine Lactose", or more importantly, "I prefer not to consume bovine lactose at any temperature"?

[Zuul24]

Indeed!

My husband I both say that a lot! I am sure I will think of more.. although sadly, we seem to quote Spongebob Squarepants more than anyone in my household..

I am always asking people if they have seen my record player while laughing maniacally. They don't get it. :)

My 4 year old son does. Except that I was thrown off base when he asked me what a record was! Wow.

Back to the topic, I can't think of any one particular SG quote that I use but I do use many of them. AH! I just thought of one, and it drives my wife nuts. I am always asking her where the "GDO" is. She is always misplacing the garage door opener.

I also have the Stargate Project patch symbol embedded into my signature at work. Nobody has ever said anything about it! :)

http://www.zuul24.com/images/Misc/signature.jpg

Chas

[Zuul24]

OMG, I use that all the time. I hate swearing, so it either comes out as "fork" or "frell", I feel kinda silly saying "frell you", so that's when "fork" comes into play... anyhow *carries on about his daily life*

I still use "Farging Icehole" and "Sneaky Bastige." I can't even remember where that came from!

I never realised how much I use "Ya Think?" until reading this group. I use that all the time. :)

A couple of saying I use ALL the time that are not Sci-Fi (directly) related are: "This magnificent feast here represents the last of the petty cash." and "I feel like the floor of a taxi cab."

Chas

[Jafana]

I also have the Stargate Project patch symbol embedded into my signature at work. Nobody has ever said anything about it! :)
Chas

Thats what I like to see... working in your everyday life to spread the joy that is stargate.

[Sir Ruff]

Go to Sokar.. :p

[KokiriChild]

Go to Sokar.. :p
*mock shock* Right, well, if you're gonna be like that!

[OhForCryinOutLoud]

Suprisingly, I don't say FCOL too often, but I have noticed a lot of people saying it! How about " d'oh!" - technically though, it's a Simpson's quote! :p

[shinyredpants]

i say for "crying out loud "alot...

oh and "ya think" too!

oh lets not forget "what's your point"
and "that doesnt matter"

[Sir Ruff]

*mock shock* Right, well, if you're gonna be like that!

I'm all question mark here...


http://www.oncoursein.com/images/Man%20with%20question%20mark%20as%20face-compressed.jpg

[KokiriChild]

I'm all question mark here...


http://www.oncoursein.com/images/Man%20with%20question%20mark%20as%20face-compressed.jpg
... And I knew there was something freaky about the Finn's

[Ugly Pig]

I used to blurt out 'for cryin' out loud' all the time. Nowadays I say 'indeed' a lot. And I don't even use English in everyday speech. :)

[meimei]

I kinda accidently said "over my rotting corpse" during a management meeting one day. I quickly followed it with "did I say that out loud?" (S6 Redemption Part 1). That last part is pretty common in our office.

I used to use "bite me" pretty regularly, but not because of Stargate although I LMAO when Jack used it in Redemption. I stopped after one of my co-workers started using it. He, um, aggravated me by using my own phrase on me, so I did. Bite him. He was slightly suprised. I decided to stop using it for fear of reprisal.

Okay, I am on my happy pills. I will not bite co-workers anymore.

[KokiriChild]

Why the heck not? Hell, if someone in work bit me I'd find it funny ^_^

[stargate barbie]

i've seen people in work get bitten by co-workers, and i found it pretty hilarious. :D

[shinyredpants]

i bite people!

well..not coworkers but close friends...

GRAAAAA!!!

[meimei]

i bite people!

well..not coworkers but close friends...

GRAAAAA!!!

Ah, well, yes, but this is a PG rated forum... Did I say that out loud?

[shinyredpants]

i know =) i've tried to keep things PG for the most part ^^;;

but i really do bite people...in real life, mostly on the arm...as a joke!

[taupecat]

As we were headed to our weekly meeting today, I quipped "And we're walking..." in my best O'Neill-esque fashion. The PR guy chuckled, but I'm not quite sure if he got the reference.

[Jafana]

I was in the creche this morning, and I was talking to the other girl there while I was changing one of the kid's nappies.

I was happily chatting away when right in the middle of a sentence I got a whiff of the nappy and without thinking I blurted out:

oh my gosh that is cruvus!

the other girl had shocked look on her face, and the kid started crying.

perhaps i'll stop using stagate references in the creche.

[SaharaGate]

I was in the creche this morning, and I was talking to the other girl there while I was changing one of the kid's nappies.

I was happily chatting away when right in the middle of a sentence I got a whiff of the nappy and without thinking I blurted out:

oh my gosh that is cruvus!

the other girl had shocked look on her face, and the kid started crying.

perhaps i'll stop using stagate references in the creche.

Ooooh that is too funny!

I'm LMAO!

More people in Australia need to watch stargate so they know what we are on about...I mean they are missing out on an entire vocabulary.

Last stargate quote I used...."My fron aches" to Mum when I was wingeing about my uni assignment.

[S0f4]

Dogs speak goa'uld too!
I have yelled everything at my dog from "bad dog" to "shuddup!" One day I yelled "kree" and she shut up immediately! If only her eyes glowed....

[Sir Ruff]

Nowadays as I'm mr.positive.. You can often here me say "All we have to do"- Carter style :p to bring hope to my fellw inhabitants...

[Livi2Jack]

It helped to break the ice in what started off to be an awkward working relationship. I was very good friends with the person he replaced. It gave us common ground to build on.
Shel Kek Nem Ron...I die Free

Comes up when my hubby & I have an argument. That and when going to the car I claim the "peltac" over his objections. (driver's seat.)

And I always used FCOL because that is just from my generation anyway.

[Torley]

Like my sig says, I have been saying "KUMTRAYA!!!" a lot to family and friends... it counts, right ;)?

Also when I want the support of my peers, I think I will start yelling "KREE!!"

Ah... this show gets more wonderful the more I get into it. I'm so thankful for this website, what a resource!!

[Thorette]

I didn't realize how much I use "Ya think" till my son started responding "I do, you don't". :( I still couldn't break the habit - but he has. We also use "aaand we're walking"

[Torley]

Haha... I'm waiting for an opportunity to use "I don't like scientists"... in jest, of course ;)

[Jillybiehn]

I grew up in MN, like a certain SG-1 star :) , so I've been using "you betcha " and "for crying out loud" for YEARS before Stargate. But my voicemail message at work starts with "Komtrya!" And when we show up on the 'rents caller ID and vice versa, that's how we answer the phone.

[iwannabeLexa]

I am always asking people if they have seen my record player while laughing maniacally. They don't get it. :)

My 4 year old son does. Except that I was thrown off base when he asked me what a record was! Wow.

I also have the Stargate Project patch symbol embedded into my signature at work. Nobody has ever said anything about it! :)

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Chas

LOL! Yep, Spongebob quotes are abundant in my house.. my daughter and I break into the F.U.N song all the time! She knew what a record player was and asks to listen to our old KISS albums all the time!
And VERY COOL signature by the way! That rocks!

[Sela]

We were moving a couple of heavy desks around at work Friday and one macho guy declared that he could moved one without any additional help. My comment to him without thinking was, "This does not seem wise." The other gater in the room cracked up.

It's funny how they creep into our daily language without our thinking about it.

[Michelle]

I found myself saying 'yea sure u betcha' a lot last yr! lol I also used to say to my maths teacher when ever i dint get what she was talking about "With no due respect, Miss (General), that's stupid." She had no idea why i said it all the time! But it was funny in my head! lol

[Seven]

"bonny, bonny way!"

I said this out loud when I was watching the film last, and as no one else was there except for the cat she gave me a rather funny look as I couldn't stop laughing at it :o


A couple of saying I use ALL the time that are not Sci-Fi (directly) related are: "This magnificent feast here represents the last of the petty cash." and "I feel like the floor of a taxi cab."


Ah, the words of wisdom of 3 of the greatest guys in comic history, Bill Murray, Dan Ackroyd and Harold Ramis.

The sayings I most use is FCOL and I actually said to someone at work last week, "they really should write a memo about this ya know." ;)

[Polyglot]

I used to say "We've *done* this!" a lot (in logical circumstances), just to make my brothers laugh.. but more lately, somebody will ask me (for instance), "Have you seen my _____?" and instead of answering "No," I'll say, "I have not." It's pretty funny--I don't even try.

[DAL SHAKKA MEL]

The quote i use the most has to be "For Cryin' Out Loud". Another one that I use alot, and I'm not shure if it counts, is D'oh! :cool:

[LtLisa]

As we were headed to our weekly meeting today, I quipped "And we're walking..." in my best O'Neill-esque fashion. The PR guy chuckled, but I'm not quite sure if he got the reference.

I used that one while being shown around the UVA campus the other week...no one understood why I thought it was so funny

[Anthro Girl]

Okay, this will be embarassing.

I've been known to say "Indeed" at work a few times, but I've been saying "Bite Me" for many, many years. ;)

Husband and I refer to the GDO as, well, the "GDO". Around here, "Open the Iris" means open the garage door. He also refers to the long poles used to open the skylights as "staff weapons" and we say hello to the dog using "Comtraya!" :p

[Jafana]

He also refers to the long poles used to open the skylights as "staff weapons" :p

lmao.
thats helarious.


btw, after seeing how many people subscribed to the idea that Cats=Goa'uld, I tried using KREE on our cat (with whom I have a love/hate relationship. generally we stay out of each other's way..)
she just looked at me with her superior look, and took yet another swipe at me.
I'm so gonna get that thing declawed someday. :S

[Roatbaum]

I like the "We've done this" and "In the middle of my backswing" if someone interupts me when I'm doing something that doesn't need to be interupted . Oddly, I only ever get chuckles, not "what?"

[Zyklon]

Last one i blurted out without thinking was "Do you practice being vague?" to my boss a few weeks ago when he was (badly) explaining some targets too me.

Other one was when my tennis coach shouted "KREE!" at me when i was talking to someone and not paying attention(neither of us knew were watched SG1).
I replied (or spat) "Sho'Va!" (sp??) at him which he replied with a barrage of tennis balls hit with slightly more pace than necessary. Was kinda amusing :)

Been saying "For crying out loud" for years but thats not really an SG1 thing imo.

[Livi2Jack]

My husband and I fight over who gets the peltac...ie the driver's seat in the car.

And in the office, my secretary would call out..."off world activation..." when one of my clients who sees UFO's would call. LMAO.

[ShelBel]

Like Jilly, growing up/living in Minnesota means you hear/use "fercryin'outloud" A LOT. I hear "yasureyoubetcha" more than I care to admit, but try to refrain from using it, it sounds too Minnesota/"Fargo"ish and drives me crazy.

"Schnookums" has never even been a factor in my vocabulary.

"And we're walking" has come into play a couple of times, mostly hubby and I just giggle about it.

[Jprime]

My husband and I fight over who gets the peltac...ie the driver's seat in the car.

And in the office, my secretary would call out..."off world activation..." when one of my clients who sees UFO's would call. LMAO.

So ur a shrink then?

[Seven]

[QUOTE=ShelBel]
"Schnookums" has never even been a factor in my vocabulary.
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I call my cat Schnookams as a nickname. She is a rescue cat and was named Lucy before I brought her to live with me. I had no idea anyone ever used that word in real life except me.

[Jafana]

[QUOTE=ShelBel]
"Schnookums" has never even been a factor in my vocabulary.
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I call my cat Schnookams as a nickname. She is a rescue cat and was named Lucy before I brought her to live with me. I had no idea anyone ever used that word in real life except me.

yes, yes they do.

every kid i babysit, when they're screaming their head off, they are shnookums.
it's rather patronising, yes. however when you're constantly getting all kinds of baby gunk on you, i think you're allowed to be a little patronising.

[e7of7]

We were having trouble getting our kids to bed & my husband suggested warm milk. My daughter hates milk in general, so what do I say of course...

"She does not wish to consume bovine lactose at any temperature."

Hee hee!

[rderoch]

Ya think? (used this before sg-1)
Yasureyabetcha
bet-ter (followed by my fellow gaters by stron-ger, fas-ter)
Bow before me, I am your god! (only said to fellow gaters)
and we're walking!

[taupecat]

I'm currently in the process of moving from California to D.C. (in fact, I'm in Colorado Springs at this very moment!!)

Anyway, I'm *not* looking forward to driving through Kansas. I did it coming east to west, and Kansas goes on *forever*. And then, when you get to Colorado, the first third of the state is JUST as flat as Kansas. I've been describing this to friends by saying, "Just when you think you're not in Kansas anymore, turns out you are."

The other quote that came to mind recently was "This is SO the last time I'm helping anyone move."

[ra-hanna]

I'm currently in the process of moving from California to D.C. (in fact, I'm in Colorado Springs at this very moment!!)

Anyway, I'm *not* looking forward to driving through Kansas. I did it coming east to west, and Kansas goes on *forever*. And then, when you get to Colorado, the first third of the state is JUST as flat as Kansas. I've been describing this to friends by saying, "Just when you think you're not in Kansas anymore, turns out you are."

The other quote that came to mind recently was "This is SO the last time I'm helping anyone move."


This is not so much a quote as it is a "me too" moment. i was in Colorado 2 weeks ago on vacation and drove from denver to Colorado Springs. (That was the "me too" or in this case "me was" moment.) Drove past the air force base and proclaimed, "That's where the Stargate is." I got raised eyebrows from the family. Technically that's not where it would be but then again I'm not certain if that's Cheyenne Mountain that's behind the base or not.

As for quotes-I never realized how often I say "fercryin'outloud," till I read this thread and "listened" to myself more closely. I'm still waiting to use "In the middle of my backswing." That was such a great scene.

[kiwigater]

Other than the usual Jack-isms, I often apply multiple Teal'c isms in my daily life. My favourite is the very stern with implied threat "Do not discuss it further" from 1969 when used in conjunction with any discussion about my thesis committee :D
I've often contemplated how handy a zat would come in handy during meetings... :p

[Torley]

I grew up in MN, like a certain SG-1 star :) , so I've been using "you betcha " and "for crying out loud" for YEARS before Stargate. But my voicemail message at work starts with "Komtrya!" And when we show up on the 'rents caller ID and vice versa, that's how we answer the phone.

You have no idea how sexy that is :D

Hey, does anyone know all the episodes O'Neill's "Yupsureyabetcha" makes an appearance in?

[LtLisa]

This is not so much a quote as it is a "me too" moment. i was in Colorado 2 weeks ago on vacation and drove from denver to Colorado Springs. (That was the "me too" or in this case "me was" moment.) Drove past the air force base and proclaimed, "That's where the Stargate is." I got raised eyebrows from the family. Technically that's not where it would be but then again I'm not certain if that's Cheyenne Mountain that's behind the base or not.

As for quotes-I never realized how often I say "fercryin'outloud," till I read this thread and "listened" to myself more closely. I'm still waiting to use "In the middle of my backswing." That was such a great scene.

yup, they show Cheyenne Mountain (and mention NORAD) in Fairenheit 9/11...my response: thats where the stargate is...and I was in a movie theater :rolleyes:

[sclairef99]

My Husband and I are now factoring in Kruvis....There's nothing Kruvis w/me....

[Horuset]

My wife and I have been known to toss these Teal'c-isms back and forth:

"What is an Oprah?"
"I have read of a place where humans do battle in a ring of Jell-O."

The more out of context, the better.

[taupecat]

Hey, does anyone know all the episodes O'Neill's "Yupsureyabetcha" makes an appearance in?

Jack says it in "Nemesis" as he's going off to fish (or thinks he is, at least).

Then in "Small Victories" Carter says it as she's going off with Thor.

[AgentX]

All the Teal'c-isms are great but I can't seem to use them in everyday conversation without my friends giving me some weird look. So I just stick with using "indeed".

[Anthro Girl]

All the Teal'c-isms are great but I can't seem to use them in everyday conversation without my friends giving me some weird look.
Isn't that the point? :D

Husband had to park the car out in the street tonight. He came upstairs and said (with a straight face), "I had to bring the GDO inside. It's on the microwave."

[AgentX]

Isn't that the point? :D

Husband had to park the car out in the street tonight. He came upstairs and said (with a straight face), "I had to bring the GDO inside. It's on the microwave."

Too true. :)

And after watching Crystal Skull again today, I'm going to try and substitue "Nintendo's" for "neutrino's" in my daily conversations....when discussing... high level science ;)

[Loki]

"I have read of a place where humans do battle in a ring of Jell-O."


LOL I said that to buddy when we were planning his bachelor party.

[taupecat]

I'm finding that I'm using "big honkin' ...." more and more lately.

[GateGipsy]

ROFL I wish you'd used any other quote in your sig! That line has been bugging me for years. What on earth was the topic?

[Viv]

Well, I live in a French-speaking country (but in an English-speaking family), so I can't apply it to most everyday talk. And my English lit teachers would probably kill me if I said "ya think?" in class. I do use "Indeed", but that's not in direct reference to Teal'c, I already used it before.

However, I've lately been answering "ya think?" a lot, and that's all Jack's fault. Didn't use it before. I caught myself several times nearly saying "for crying out loud", which really isn't part of my usual language pattern. I even put on his accent, mine is usually British (no wonder my mother looks at me funny when I spout Stargate quotes).

One quote I use, in English or French, and quite frequently is "okay, bad example" (from Window of Opportunity). Oh, and "this is wrong on so many levels" - I'm sure I heard Jack say it somewhere...

And I will teach my cats to obey to "kree" (or at least one of the two cats). Haven't tried it yet... it sounds like the kind of words cats respond to best, short, with strong consonants.

[Tokraed]

FCOL is pretty Midwestern, so I grew up hearing it from all the adults who were ticked off at something my sibilings and I did but couldn't cuss in front of us. Now that I'm an adult and working with kids, it's crept into my own speech.

My husband and I often trade Stargate quips back and forth in regular conversations, especially when we're out running errands or dealing with people in the stores. [Ya think? Yea, sure ya betcha. Indeed. et al] We've waiting for someone to respond with some other line from Stargate, but it hasn't happened yet.

To both our mutual surprise, Jack O'Neill used one of my regular lines about Guinness at the end of Season 7. I've been a Guinness drinker for years, which seems to be an unusual beverage for women to drink. I've often been asked why I drink it and usually reply with "It's a good substitute for food."

[Janus]

Do !

And from Farscape the words "Frell' and 'Dren' seemed to have sneaked in.

[Selmak]

I haven't used any... ever. I should start.

[SG1TOM]

I really like to use FROND, and I cannot stop saying "INDEED". "Ya think" and "FCOL" were already part of my vocabulary

[Hohenzollern]

nah...I don't find myself using them...unless you count the character Jack's use of Simpsons quotes.

I use Simpons quotes A LOT.

"Ehhhsxxcellent."

"Yeah, but without all the grease; all you can taste is the hog anus..."

A bit of "The Critic" slips in now and then, but does not get desired response.
Family Guy too.

[Hohenzollern]

As Jack, the character, is from Minnesota is "Yea, sure ya betcha" the actor bringing a midwestern phrase to the character?

I think they say it in "Fargo" too?

[the dancer of spaz]

In Honor of New Ground... ^SPOILERS!^
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[aAnubiSs]

My daddy is my mothers husband! :P

[the dancer of spaz]

My daddy is my mothers husband! :P

Amazing!

[David]

I just caught myself saying "Bless!" O'Neill used this a lot in a particular episode which I cannot think of right now.

[Janus]

I have a new one in my life.
A while back me and my sister were looking something up on the Internet and I said Boring they way Urgo did.
And now I'm stuck with it ! ;) :D

[raggedy11]

This is really embarrassing to admit... my 16 year old is learning to drive. I have this little thing that I do in my head (I mean we all talk to ourselves right?) I got in the car and said to her, "Now remember when you get behind the DHD to put your seat belt on first" Embarrassed at having to explain DHD to a 16 year old. Now she tells her dad that Mom has Alzheimer's cause she can't remember the word steering wheel and calls it a "Drive Home Device"

KB

[mishy_mo]

This is really embarrassing to admit... my 16 year old is learning to drive. I have this little thing that I do in my head (I mean we all talk to ourselves right?) I got in the car and said to her, "Now remember when you get behind the DHD to put your seat belt on first" Embarrassed at having to explain DHD to a 16 year old. Now she tells her dad that Mom has Alzheimer's cause she can't remember the word steering wheel and calls it a "Drive Home Device"

KB


Drive home device thats a good one (memo to self use it when you start driving)

personally i've taken to the all time favorite 'For crying out loud' recently i've been saying it a lot but only my best freind susan has picked up on it (because she's the only other one in my town who watches the show!!!!)

in addition i also use:

ya think

sweet!!

but my all time favorite is one from General Hammond sumtime in the first season he says this to teal'c (bloodties maybe)

"Step away from the KEYBOARD!!"

:D :D :D :D

I just thought it was funny since he makes it sound like a bomb or a gun or something!!!!

[sueKay]

I used to say For Cryin Out Loud on a regular basis, until I became a Gater and forcefully stopped myself (mishy kept bursting into fits of giggle every time I said it)

I also say testing testing... instead of hello when I use Yahoo messenger.

I also say who's your daddy a lo, as well as sweet and yah sure you betcha!

I say Do It (Janeway from Voyager) a lot too.

[Anthro Girl]

In the technological field in which I work, I'm often asked a lot of "Why does <insert common computer problem here> happen?" I've taken to saying "MMMmmmmmmagnets!" before I give the helpful answer. :D

Scary thing is...some people actually think that's the real problem. Actually, one time it was.... :eek:

[aeromathlete]

What do I say? Hmm...

"Yeahsureyabetcha"
"Fer crying out loud" (Midwestern, yes)
"In the middle of my backswing!?" (when anyone bugs me)
"Jaffa, kree!" (to gater friends)

And I use a lot of Sam's technobabble a lot, but that's for professional reasons. LOL.

[mishy_mo]

i habe to say that i've found another 'hammanicdote' :D i use quite a bit and that is

a snowballs chance in hell :D :D

and sue-kay girl u know it was that other way about especially whenever i say sweet!!!!

[agentscully]

not sure if it counts as a stargate quote but I'm always getting my words mixed up and used an RDA line from one of the extra features on a season 7 DVD the other day...

quote "Some have a way with words...some not have way...I are one of them!"

use "bovine lactose" alot when offering milk to family at breakfast!!!

Have also attached sound quotes from the show to all of my windows operations, favourite is when i receive a message on messenger. Daniel Jackson says ''oh hello'', and when certain windows open Daniel says "found one" i never tire of the little things that give me pleasure ho hum!!!! :rolleyes:

[Yosho]

Well, lets see........

I use FCOL on a daily basis. 'Sweet', 'Pain in the Mitka', 'Indeed', '..but that's neither here nor there', ' Actually in Russain they would be watching your shisht(not sure if I spelled that right)'. I've also yelled 'kree' and other Goa'uld phrases at people, either my friends or just random people. I try and get my cat to responed to Kree but to no avail so far. My all time favorite ones are 'I have read of a place where humans do battle in a ring of Jello' and 'I belive the Canuks of Vancouver are superior warriors'.

I know it's not hockey season yet but GO CANUKS

[raggedy11]

After reading this thread yesterday, I have now restorted to calling the cats to attention by yelling Kree. They just look at me and yawn so evidently it is not working. What planet are cats from? (Yes, I ended a sentence with a preposition.)
However, when I went to their food bowl this morning and tried a variation of "Whose your daddy?" as in "Whose your mommy?" that worked

KB

[taupecat]

After reading this thread yesterday, I have now restorted to calling the cats to attention by yelling Kree. They just look at me and yawn so evidently it is not working.

It's not that they didn't understand. They probably just didn't care. They are cats, after all.


What planet are cats from? (Yes, I ended a sentence with a preposition.)

You b*st*rd! :)

[gamebeavis]

I have used:

-In the middle of my back swing! (With friends, when something I was doing was interupted)
-Kree
-Indeed
-Magnets (When I try to explain things to ANYONE)
-(Conversation with a coworker) CW:How could I tell? ME:If I had, I would not hesitate to kill you where you sit. (I love Tealc's honesty)
-Hammond of texas (When introducing a coworker to my wife)


And I am currenlty trying to work in:

-I shot him
-Chilly

[aschen]

After reading this thread yesterday, I have now restorted to calling the cats to attention by yelling Kree.
That is the funniest thing I have ever heard. :D

[OregonJen]

My husband and I enjoy SG-1, and a few phrases have become part of our vocabulary:

"Indeed" - A general response appropriate for any situation
"And we're walking..." - Usually when we're, uh, walking ;-)
"Ya think??" - A response to something obvious
"Yashureyoubetcha" - An expanded version of "YaShure" which I say quite often, being of Swedish heritage. :-)

These are the ones that come to mind immediately. Thanks for a fun topic!

OregonJen :-)

[Ocelot]

Definetly "For crying out loud" and "holy hannah."

[Bandersnatch]

I've fallen into the habit of using "ya sure, ya betcha" "ya think?" "ah!" and an abrupt "what?" thanks to SG-1. But a well placed "doh!" or "who-hoo!" can liven up the mood of any situation. Then there's RDA's "LTS." I haven't tried "kree!" yet -- I think I might try that one. Ooh, but the best one had to be during the past holidays (I work in a bakery and we were flat out whacko with shoppers) Anyway, I'd had it so I just told those I was working with: "I'd like to apologize in advance for anything I may say or do that could be construed as offensive as I slowly go NUTS!" It got the point across.

[Bandersnatch]

Doh! Forgot my favorite line: "Holy smoke bullwinkle!" I can't recall what I was looking at but it must have been impressive or really lame.

[Metonic]

I use to say alot of stargate stuff but I tried to stop. But Whenever I get mad I yell out random things in Gou'ald like Shovac or Jaffa Kree or Tokra Kree or other words. I even taught one of my foster kids to say Jaffa Kree and when i say it he either stops what hes doing or he says it back for a month he thought he was a jaffa so thats kinda why i stopped saying it lol. Ofcourse we found out his dad was a huge scifi fan and watched stargate, and when he went to visit him at the agency the kid kept calling hi ma jaffa and saying Kree so i was laughing. But anyways, I'll say things like "I wanna live I wanna see the Universe I wanna eat pie!" or "Chevron 1 encoded Cheveron 2 encoded.. Ect.. Chevron 7 Locked" or occansionally "Chevron 8 locked," but mostly i only did it for my locker come so I just go up to Chevron3 lol and thats once in a while. When Oniel first got ancient knowledge I would say some of the ancient words instead of using real words lol I also started saying "I shot him.. in the leg" And my favorite saying "BOW BEFORE YOUR GOD (INSERT NAME)" depends on which Gou'ald comes to mind. Theres lot more but i dont care.

[-Jules-]

OH! and i say "yah sure ya betchya" ALL THE TIME! and i annoy my friends with all the jackisms! LoL

[-Jules-]

'Pain in the Mitka'

oooh! i said that the other day to my cousin! LoL she always challenges me NOT to say any qotes for like a day or two.

[Metonic]

oh and "Spank me rosie" lol fro mfull circle.

[-Jules-]

oh and "Spank me rosie" lol fro mfull circle.

LoL! that's a good one!

[The Ancient One]

My most used saying is "We'll jump off that bridge when we get to it.".

[gamebeavis]

Oh I also tend to use :Were gonna need snacks:

[Ocelot]

I modified the "invasion of the tauri" idea without knowing it.
Our classes math test was cancelled and I told my friend "The test has been cancelled on account of...(I look out the window)...rain." She frowned and shook her head.

I also once said "There is a child in all of us." and got a bunch of stares...

[PX-Something-or-another]

Heh, Being Minnesotan, I have a tendancy to use half of O'Neill's lines without trying...

Yeahsureyabet'cha...

[e7of7]

not sure if it counts as a stargate quote but I'm always getting my words mixed up and used an RDA line from one of the extra features on a season 7 DVD the other day...

quote "Some have a way with words...some not have way...I are one of them!"

use "bovine lactose" alot when offering milk to family at breakfast!!!

Have also attached sound quotes from the show to all of my windows operations, favourite is when i receive a message on messenger. Daniel Jackson says ''oh hello'', and when certain windows open Daniel says "found one" i never tire of the little things that give me pleasure ho hum!!!! :rolleyes:


Oh, now THAT is sweet! I wish I knew how to make my computer do that! I can barely use this forum right!

I did use the bovine lactose line once, but most of the time the lines pop into my head & go unused.

[ComicDiva]

I call my brother a "sho'va" sometimes.
Whenever my best friend is annoying, "go to your happy place".
Once my mom wanted me to take out the garbage and I said: "I can't. My mind is interlocked with the television set". Still didn't get out of it though.

[VirtualCLD]

Sometimes I like to combine phrases to make a really long saying like:
I'd like to apologize in advance for anything I may say or do that could be construed as offensive as I slowly go NUTS, BONZO, NO LONGER IN POSSESION OF ONE'S FACULTIES, THREE FRIES SHORT OF A HAPPY MEAL, WACKO!!!!!

[raggedy11]

After seeing it posted on here the other day, yell "Jaffa Kree" when my cats fight. And they do stop fighting. I also stomp the broom handle as my staff weapon. I know they think I have lost it.

KB

[galaxymiss]

I grew up on FCOL in the fifties, but since listening to Jack, I use it way more than I used to.

[e7of7]

I've started saying "There's that." all the time now. It fits into conversations well & gives me a kick knowing it's from Stargate.

[kiwigater]

Lately I find myself using the Jack "aa!" You know, the short hard sounding one, usually used when he's interrupting one of Carter's technobabble speeches. :D :D

[Jynjyr]

I still use "Farging Icehole" and "Sneaky Bastige." I can't even remember where that came from!
They come from a movie - "Johnny Dangerously"

I've found that I use 'FCOL', 'Ya think', 'Oh, there's not a chance in Hell', and 'I don't think so, bucko'.
One day I called one of my co-workers a "Pain in the mikta". He didn't get it.

[taupecat]

Earlier in this thread I said that "FCOL" didn't really work for me... Well, the other day I realized I had said it twice without really thinking about it.

Also, my husband and I have been saying "Using power. Using power. Using power!" in mock-crisis situations, usually along with "Stay on target!" from Star Wars.

And yes, "Pain in the mikta" and "three fries short of a happy meal" have worked themselves into my vocabulary recently.

[Ugly Pig]

For some reason, I came to think of an exchange from 'Orpheus' (season 7) today which I find really amusing.

(SPOILERS!)















Daniel and Jack sees the main Jaffa guy yelling at a grunt.
Jack: What's this?
Daniel: He's dressing the warrior down: "Do the bidding of Baal... Shut up."
Jack: "Shut up"?!
Daniel: I'm paraphrasing.

And of course, the scene goes on. I don't know about you guys, but I find Jaffa cussing hilarious:

"You're poisoned. You're cursed by the wearer of horns. You're sloppy."

I mean; cursed by the wearer of horns?! What is that?? :D

[yaaayoubetcha]

I use 'Kree' on my wife a lot.....she hates it.....
and at least once per sg1 ep i shout 'Kree Jaffa' whether it's warrented or not...

I use 'Indeed' far too much now....

and....as you can see by the id....yaaayoubetcha.....but that's more because of Fargo and to mock my wife who is a native Minnesotan while I am not.....

[Liv]

Even though english is not my first language, I have been known to use the phrase "Oh, for cryin´ out loud", more than once. Mostly I just mutter it to myself when I get annoyed, though...

[Brandie]

While it doesn't say much for me personally, I often use "I got nothin'..."

And oddly enough, I find myself inserting random ancient words into text. Fron, kruvis.. etc.

My husband is the only one who gets it.

We also use GDO :) ...

[GhostPoet]

"For crying out loud!"
and sometimes "Oh this is SO gonnna hurt" not quite a quote..but very Jack-like.

And hehe..sometimes I say "Kree! Sheila!" (my girlfriends name)

<GRIN>

[Anthro Girl]

<hangs head in shame> I've begun using "Kree!" with the pets. Of course, with a 12 week old kitten in the house, this happens on a lot. I think the neighbors think we named her "Kree". :rolleyes:

[Jynjyr]

Have also attached sound quotes from the show to all of my windows operations, favourite is when i receive a message on messenger. Daniel Jackson says ''oh hello'', and when certain windows open Daniel says "found one" i never tire of the little things that give me pleasure ho hum!!!! :rolleyes:

I did the same thing. :) Only mine are all Jack.
"Good Morning Campers" for start up, "Pack it up, let's go home" for shut down. "I don't think so, bucko" for an error, etc. My cubicle neighbor took some time to get used to, "HEY! Am I interupting anything?" for new mail. (I love tormenting him :D )

[Presley_Carter]

Yeahsureyoubetcha!

For Cryin' out loud

Kruvis, Fac'ulatis (sp)

Holy Hannah! (yes I will proudly say I use that!)

and my sister and I always greet each other with Tek Ma Tae (sp??)

And a lot of little others but this are the most common ones that just seem to roll of my tongue! :D

[Bomber]

I awoke to a punch in the arm the other morning and the words "Wouldn't wanna break post-mission protocol, hey Colonel?"

And I told someone they were a pain in the mikta the other day too. He stopped being a jerk and someone nearby picked it as a Stargate quote, so my two purposes were achieved! :)

[jenniferhailey]

I use:

Oh For Crying Out Loud
Holy Hannah
Hail Dorothy
The Window Of Opportunity I am going mad speech
Indeed
Holy frozen bad guys

And many more.


I also say "In The Middle of my....STARGATE!" When I answer the phone. Usually when it rings, I happen to be watching SG. Obviously, that line comes from Window of Opportunity.

[TheKatGoddess]

I have a tendency to use "Yeah, sure... you betcha."

"I seemed to have lost the Fal'at'is to speak properly!"

I also do a Daniel-ism where I've got that look of "I have something to say but I'll be DAMNED if I know how to say it!" which he does ALL the time.

I've also used "Hello..."

I've used tons of Daniel quotes... just can't think of them right now.

[dpgiffin]

I use the overused "For crying out loud! alot, I use "And we're walking..." a good bit. I introduce my girlfriend, who is from Texas as "Christy of Texas". I also use "In the middle of my backswing?!" a good bit when anyone annoys me.

But my all time favorite is

"(Insert Name), Go to your happy place.."

which i use when anyone is upset over anything.

[berenikee]

Ya think?
Duh. (sp?)
I somethimes use Kree on my dog, but she ignores me like everyone else.

[Ancient 1]

Whenever I hear a particulary dumb idea, I use my signature quote.

[LordMartin]

I use "Kneel before your God" when I want to piss my wife off! Also I've been know to use "I would Kill you where you stand if {insert clause}".

[Axle]

I use Kree alot. Or when I want people's attention I use my "Goa'uld" voice.

[Matt G]

A Stargate-related line that I use if I hear something that is hard to believe is 'That sounded like it came from the other side of a quantum mirror' which people sometimes get and sometimes don't.

[mishy_mo]

Hammond:
a snowballs chance in hell

Jack:
ya think
Sweet
for crying out loud
WoO speech (3 fries usually)
though a candle burns in my house no one's home (lol)
Good morning campers
fraun (SP)
Magnets!!!!!(see below and all will become clear!)

Misc:
and were walking

so yeah a lot (a lot of Jack quotes!)

so about the magnets... funny story

so here's me quite the thing you know just another physics lesson with my 'hitchhikers guide to the galaxy' (HGTTG)crazed teacher and he tells us we're going to be doing some mad experiment

so we all gather round the 'apperatus' and low an behold there is a huge big honkin' magnet!

so what to i do??

in my best Jack like voice (which is hard cause i'm a girl but i try my best) i go and almost shout 'magnets!!!'

the entire class hears

and so ever since i have recieved looks which question my sanity, the worst part is now every one thinks i'm crazier than the teacher because i shouted magnets and have read HGTTG!!!!!!

now my entire year has a valid reason to think i'm crazy

rather than just the speculation they've been relying on for the past 5 years

and what have a got to say after that

oh yeah

and "big honkin' " to my list of quotes

lol

[Axle]

Have you heard the story about the dog and the dancing monkeys?

Yes, I've used the Good Morning Campers also.

[HimuraKenshin]

recently i got the chance to use "That's my sidearm, I swear" when i was in the theater with my girlfriend. she started laughing but she didnt get the obvious reference to jack (shes not a gater).
i also use indeed quite alot, and many other teal'c isms. and jaffa! kree! has slipped a few times.

[Bomber]

Am aiming to use "Go to your happy place" as soon as possible, but haven't annoyed anyone recently enough for it to be REALLY effective. :D

[Ancient 1]

Just wanted to welcome all the Prim'tahs squirming around in here.

[Mr. Seven]

I keep finding myself trying to mick David Spader's line from the Mechello episode, "I am not a Gou'ald.."

I just can't seem to get the pronc. right though..

[HimuraKenshin]

Just wanted to welcome all the Prim'tahs squirming around in here.

thankx for the warm welcome. im a long time reader, first time poster ^_^. this thread arsed me to register :)

[NightGloom]

Welcome, HimuraKenshin- lurking is fun, but posting is so much better. Hope you have fun.

"And we're walking" is a good quote to use in everyday life. Especially in the middle of a crowded school hallway while walking on the heels of a very slow person. :p

[HimuraKenshin]

Welcome, HimuraKenshin- lurking is fun, but posting is so much better. Hope you have fun.

"And we're walking" is a good quote to use in everyday life. Especially in the middle of a crowded school hallway while walking on the heels of a very slow person. :p

actually i think i've used that aswell a few times the "and we're walking" ofc i got weird looks

[Bomber]

Just wanted to welcome all the Prim'tahs squirming around in here.

Thanking you...I too lurked for a bit but this thread got me hooked.

[Jillybiehn]

I keep finding myself trying to mick David Spader's line from the Mechello episode, "I am not a Gou'ald.."

I just can't seem to get the pronc. right though..

I HOPE that David Spader remark was a JOKE...first of all it's James Spader and second of all...
Well, okay I'll admit, a friend of mine and I were speculating Monday if MS was getting congratulated for Spader's Emmy. I know, I know, we're horrible...

Ya think?

[Greesha]

i have stargate quotes on my binders for school. i tried to make them go with the subjects. they're mostly atlantis, with some sg-1.

English:
"You ended that sentence with a preposition!"

Government:
"I don't mean to be negative, because that would be, you know, so not me."

Latin:
"This might as well say, 'bing tiddle tiddle bong'!"

Calculus:
"It's like looking into a microscope at a cell culture and seeing at thousand dancing hamsters!"

[NightGloom]

Latin:
"This might as well say, 'bing tiddle tiddle bong'!"


Hahahaha! That one would be good for my Spanish folder. I have a bunch of random quotes on all my folders, but that's a good idea trying to make them go with the subject.

[sparky|gater55]

I say many, but very few of my friends know they are from Stargate so it's not so bad. I say:

"Kree"
"Oh for crying out loud" (I say it heaps, I've been told I say it too much lol)
"Three fries short of a happy meal"
"ya sure ya betcha"
"dogs for ever"
"ya think"

and recently I have taken to saying "now thats a hail mary" which hardly anyone gets as the play/s hail mary does not exist in Australian football so most people don't know what it means when I use it in the non religious context lol.....

[1138]

I always put in quotes from SG-1, Star Wars and B5 into my daily conversation:

Successfully used from SG-1:

For cryin' out loud. (all the time)
Ya think? (all the time)
<name>? I'm going to pass out again. (all the time, when I'm bored in lectures)
I've lost the falatus to speak properly. (all the time)
There's nothing cruvis with me. (all the time, along with, What's cruvis with you?)
Help me if I wake up and I'm singing soprano. (I got someone to laugh really hard when I said that).
It did not go well, General Hammond. (only once after a particularly nasty lab)
So you're saying there's no redundancy? (once, in response to an engineering prof saying there's no redundancy in some system, part of the class chuckled).
Indeed. (all the time).
I think I'm, uh, starting to get used to that thing (any time I start knowing how to do some math technique).
Hail Dorothy.
I am Lord Yu. (okay, so that's not a quote, but Yu IS my name).

Successfully used from Star Wars:

I have a [very] bad feeling about this. (whenever appropriate)
Much to learn, you still have. (when teaching)
My scope's negative, I don't see anything. Pick up the visual scanning. (When changing lanes - check the mirror, then do a shoulder check)
Close the blast doors (when closing any door).
Transmit code clearance for shield passage (when opening my garage door).
Join us, or die (when forming groups).
Nooooooooooooooo!!!
<something> is the path to the dark side. <something> leads to anger, anger leads to hate, hate leads to suffering.
You want to go home and rethink your life.
You don't need to see my identification.
And now, your highness, we will discuss <...>
I find your lack of faith disturbing.
Mindtricks don't work on me. Only money.
Blast! (substitute for swear word)
Kriff! (substitute for swear word)

Successfully used from B5:

Good morning gentlemen, this is your wake up call (once in a wake up call situation, once in a short film and a number of times jsut randomly)
Yessss. (Kosh-like)
We are all 'cosh'. (in reference to the cosh() function).
You need to get more fibre in your diet. It's always important.
I have always been here (Kosh-like).
Zoeg! (meaning "no", which the first ones around Sigma 957 used)

[Greesha]

Kriff! (substitute for swear word)



dude! and i thought i was the only one.

[hobbitsrul]

I say "and we're walking" if somebody I am with is not keeping up with the group. I say it to my bro a lot. lol

[SailorSueUK]

So am I the only one so far who uses Daniel's "I have no idea" when being asked an awkward question in a tense situation? I can promise, it works a treat if you play it for laughs... and you get an extra 2 seconds to think of the answer.

And I still long for the day when someone recognises what I'm going on about when I claim I'm not getting all my memos. The problem is, it's far too often true.

[Sam fan]

My main one is for cryin' out loud- I say that lot! Too much, i'm constantly being to told not to say it.
Ya think- whenever the obvious is stated, obviously
And we're walking- when there's a long cue of people i like to use that line- thing is I forget most of the people have no clue what I'm talking about.
Ya Sure you betcha- Love that sooo much say it when i'm annoyed, sort of like yeah- whatever.

[Jprime]

On the last day of school I walked up to the teacher and told him 'Your words mean NOTHING. Take action if you dare!'. :D

[amra]

I definetly say "three frys short of a happy meal" quite alot. and also "ya think?" mass's aswell.hmm, what else, "Indeed" is a regular for me. I have been known to come out with "O'Neill! thats two L's!" whenever I see that sport brand anywhere, on cloths, bags, shop windows, I normally say it automatically...and get v funny looks for my trouble... ;)

[1138]

dude! and i thought i was the only one.

LOL. I used to swear a LOT so in order to make myself stop swearing, I just substituted. Now I'm hooked on using it.

[Jynjyr]

So am I the only one so far who uses Daniel's "I have no idea" when being asked an awkward question in a tense situation? I can promise, it works a treat if you play it for laughs... and you get an extra 2 seconds to think of the answer.

And I still long for the day when someone recognises what I'm going on about when I claim I'm not getting all my memos. The problem is, it's far too often true.

Oh, no. I use it a lot, (unfortunately). Many times it's true - I have no idea.
I use "Do we have a problem here?" quite a bit.
And to some of the salesfolks' ideas that come across my desk - "Oh, there's not a chance in hell." and "I don't think so, bucko."

"For cryin' out loud" has consciously replaced "for christ's sake", much to the relief of my highly religious cubicle mate. (There are soooo many things that frustrate me at work.)

Here's one that dates me. It's not Stargate but MacGyver. I call folks "Bud" alot. Mac's grandpa called him "Bud" all the time.

[GalaxyTraveler]

I'm beginning to say "holy buckets", and "holy frozen bad guys". I think those are great.

[Kagutsuchi Ryoma]

I use "Morning/Afternoon/Evening Campers" daily.

[Sm0keY]

i often find myself saying "indeed" when agreeing with someone :D

[Ugly Pig]

i often find myself saying "indeed" when agreeing with someone :D
Heh... I do that too, and I don't even normally speak English. :D

[michelleb]

my friend and i like to use 'and we're walking!' a lot..which makes us giggle, and makes everyone around look at us wierdly. 'indeed' gets used, of course, and farscape swearing. people hear me saying 'frelling dren!' and can tell by tone it's swearing..but when they challenge me, i ask them sweetly what they think it means. that sweet tone of mine has got me out of a whole load of dren...and i do mr burns 'excellent' when things go my way..which is kind of stargate, cos jack did it once

[Major Fischer]

Heh... I do that too, and I don't even normally speak English. :D

But do you say it in English? Or is there even an equivalent?

[Ugly Pig]

But do you say it in English? Or is there even an equivalent?
Yeah, I say it in English... That's why it sort of stands out when I do it. :)

If there's a Norwegian equivalent, then I don't know about it.

[michelleb]

oh, for crying out loud.....

[Ugly Pig]

oh, for crying out loud.....
Come to think of it, I've been known to occasionally say that as well... in English. :D

[Liv]

Come to think of it, I've been known to occasionally say that as well... in English. :D
You and me both, Piggy. :D

[chevroneight]

FCOL is definitely one of my faves but i use 'ya think' and Urgo's "Boooooooorrrrrriiiinnnnnnnnng" too.
its no wonder that i get weird stares.....

[e7of7]

The other day my husband was telling me how hard it is to be the boss since he was put in charge of a group at work. Of course I couldn't resist it. I said, "I've spent my entire life (career?) stickin' it to the man. I don't know if I can BE the man!" My husband said, "Yeah. I know how he feels."

[Bomber]

i often find myself saying "indeed" when agreeing with someone :D

I've just recently been banned from saying "indeed". Has become too habitual.

[David]

I've just recently been banned from saying "indeed". Has become too habitual.

My goodness. Banned where? Home? Work? School?

[thor39]

LOL you could just say you are revisiting your posh English ancestory ;)

[Bomber]

At home! My wife, who got me into stargate in the first place, and who is a big fan, reckoned I was indeed-ing too much. Ah well, all I could do was cock my head, raise and eyebrow, and ask "indeed?". Got whacked for that. lol

[Bomber]

LOL you could just say you are revisiting your posh English ancestory ;)

dw i ddim yn saesneg!

[David]

No one around me knows anything about Stargate, so no one picks up on anything I repeat. Though "Indeed" is not one of them, and I imagine it could get irritating if uttered several times in the same sitting ;)

[Bomber]

No one around me knows anything about Stargate, so no one picks up on anything I repeat. Though "Indeed" is not one of them, and I imagine it could get irritating if uttered several times in the same sitting ;)

that is true (notice I didn't say 'it'?!) :D

[KorbenDirewolf]

At home! My wife, who got me into stargate in the first place, and who is a big fan, reckoned I was indeed-ing too much. Ah well, all I could do was cock my head, raise and eyebrow, and ask "indeed?". Got whacked for that. lol

I guess you'll have to make due with the eyebrow thing for a while.

I have found myself using 'Nothing peaks my interest more than repeated failure.' ;)

[Albion]

I don't know about using daily quotes. I have noticed that I have a tendancy to mutter "Oh, for crying out loud" when something annoys me. Funny how that one sticks. <G>

But I did have a funny moment the other day. Currently, in my emails, I'm using ""I find sticking your fingers in your ears and humming loudly solves a whole slew of problems...." as a sig.

Yesterday, I was joining in a venting email session with some friends about a person who'd been annoying us on the mbs we hang out on. (Not this one <g>. Another fandom entirely) Just as I was about to send it, my eye was caught by my sig - which seemed like very good advice for my blood pressure at that specific moment! :D Thanks for the good advice, Jack. ;)


Albion :)

[Jillybiehn]

that is true (notice I didn't say 'it'?!) :D


Aaack! You said it! Augh! Now I said it! I said the word!

Ni!

Sorry, we get to quoting our favorite stuff, and Monty Python had to come in somewhere...

...indeed...

I'm going back to work now...

[Greesha]

yesterday, my sis & i were talking about essay writing and the fine art of bulls***ing, and my mom was like, "Don't use that kind of language," and i'm like, "Bull****. It's a technical term."

And then i realized where that was from and started laughing.

[Bomber]

Aaack! You said it! Augh! Now I said it! I said the word!

Ni!

Sorry, we get to quoting our favorite stuff, and Monty Python had to come in somewhere...

...indeed...

I'm going back to work now...

he's not the messiah, he's a very naughty boy!

and yes, I have been using 'that's whatcha get for d****n around' (which you quote in your sig) a lot lately.

[Jillybiehn]

he's not the messiah, he's a very naughty boy!

and yes, I have been using 'that's whatcha get for d****n around' (which you quote in your sig) a lot lately.


Actually, I don't use that one as much...lately it's been "big honkin'" this and "big honkin'" that, sir. Especially now that it's harvest time and we get some funky tubers comin' up over the belt.

So...are you a member of the People's Front of Judea or the Judean People's Front?

[Bomber]

Actually, I don't use that one as much...lately it's been "big honkin'" this and "big honkin'" that, sir. Especially now that it's harvest time and we get some funky tubers comin' up over the belt.

So...are you a member of the People's Front of Judea or the Judean People's Front?

"Sir"? I like that....not sure if I can be the man though. Hey what's ya secret to funky big honkin tubers?

****ing Judean People's Front??!!! haha...I'm the Popular Front.

[Jillybiehn]

"Sir"? I like that....not sure if I can be the man though. Hey what's ya secret to funky big honkin tubers?

****ing Judean People's Front??!!! haha...I'm the Popular Front.

I wasn't calling YOU sir, but since you like it...sir... :D

Popular Front? Hmm...well, I'm King of the Britons.

The secret? Crap watering schedules and funky weather. That and growing them on a research station. (Don't worry, folks, YOUR potatoes are safe.)

Wewease...Bwian!!!

(Monty Python...perhaps there is no great wisdom in this...)

[lionel_pendergast_rocks]

i caught myself walking to a table at my high school for lunch the other day and right before i sat down, i exclaimed, "morning campers!"

[michelleb]

i'm learning sign language (the british version) and i found myself trying to work out what a sign for the stargate would be

[Alasse Nenharma]

Aaack! You said it! Augh! Now I said it! I said the word!

Ni!

Sorry, we get to quoting our favorite stuff, and Monty Python had to come in somewhere...

...indeed...

I'm going back to work now...

I am now the Knight of Ika-ika-ika-pi'tang-zoop-boing!!! :eek:

(I think that's how that goes....) I find myself yelling Ni! and ika-ika-p'tang-zoop-boing during work....I get real weird :eek: looks...worse than when I go shouting Jaffa, Kree!! Shal'nac and stuff....
Also-- What is your favorite color?? (haha) :p

[Bomber]

I wasn't calling YOU sir, but since you like it...sir... :D

Popular Front? Hmm...well, I'm King of the Britons.

The secret? Crap watering schedules and funky weather. That and growing them on a research station. (Don't worry, folks, YOUR potatoes are safe.)

Wewease...Bwian!!!

(Monty Python...perhaps there is no great wisdom in this...)

Haha

I suppose some watery tart gave you a sword hey?

Since there's an election on here in aussie, I have mentioned "shrubs" a few times recently...