Things ONLY said in the Movies...

[Mulli]

I want to know where they get these cops and D.A.'s (especially on Law and Order) that remember names so well. They're at some gosh-awful death scene and the full name of a perp from 12 years ago comes to mind immediately.

And no one ever says "Ummmmm" or "you know" or the ever-poplular "like". (As in, "It's umm, like, umm, you know, like, cool, you know?") I know why it's not done. But I'd love to see Elliott interview some "scum bag" (a term I never in my life heard before Law and Order) who isn't incredibly articulate for a guy who's been up doing coke for three days.

Go on everybody. Disagree with me!

I find your avatar disagreeable.

 

[DemsMyBoys]

LOL! Too bad, Mulli.

I was going to change it, but now I'm gonna leave it up for a while longer. Just to annoy you.

p.s. Paul's still cute.

 

[Mulli]

LOL! Too bad, Mulli.

I was going to change it, but now I'm gonna leave it up for a while longer. Just to annoy you.

Ha, who is it?

 

[DemsMyBoys]

Ha, who is it?

Please tell me you're joking otherwise we're going to need one of those "Internet saves life of poster by calling 911" interventions 'cause right now I'm clutching my chest.

 

[Gaddabout]

Please tell me you're joking otherwise we're going to need one of those "Internet saves life of poster by calling 911" interventions 'cause right now I'm clutching my chest.

Was he in a band before Wings?

 

[DemsMyBoys]

Was he in a band before Wings?

Yes. It was called "The Quarreymen".

To quote House on this very subject:

"My God! Hasn't anyone here ever read a history book?"

 

[Mulli]

Please tell me you're joking otherwise we're going to need one of those "Internet saves life of poster by calling 911" interventions 'cause right now I'm clutching my chest.

I needed a hint, the plastic surgery makes him a tad hard to recognize.

I prefer John Lennon.

 

[DemsMyBoys]

I needed a hint, the plastic surgery makes him a tad hard to recognize.

I prefer John Lennon.

Yeah, well, sadly Paul's easier to see these days.

I'm very close to admiting I've been listening to Wings lately, but I'm afraid they'll take away my "Working Class Hero" card.

 

[RON_IN_OC]

Does anyone's father actually call them "Son" or do any fathers actually say "Hi, son."

Never in my LIFE has my father called me anything but my name or various nick-names he has for me, nor have I ever seen any friends or families father's say things like: "Hi son."

Is it just me?

OK, what else do you see/hear in movies that you NEVER hear anywhere else?

My father regularly calls me son. It might be a generational thing...he's now 83 and I'm 37.

 

[Stout]

I want to know where they get these cops and D.A.'s (especially on Law and Order) that remember names so well. They're at some gosh-awful death scene and the full name of a perp from 12 years ago comes to mind immediately.

And no one ever says "Ummmmm" or "you know" or the ever-poplular "like". (As in, "It's umm, like, umm, you know, like, cool, you know?") I know why it's not done. But I'd love to see Elliott interview some "scum bag" (a term I never in my life heard before Law and Order) who isn't incredibly articulate for a guy who's been up doing coke for three days.

Go on everybody. Disagree with me!

You had never heard the word scumbag? That's, um, like, well, I guess it's, like, well, weird.

 

[Zeno]

That could happen. Many judges will keep you at the podium. Some won't.

Last time I had to testify the prosecutor had to ask permission everytime she left the podium. The judge was also like 100 yrs old too (Federal court) so maybe thats a traditional thing.

 

[RugbyMuffin]

Only in the movies ?

"The cell number is 555-......"

 

[Southpaw]

The made up slurs to censor out actual profanity.

 

[Chaplin]

Only in the movies ?

"The cell number is 555-......"

There's a reason for that.

 

[dreamcastrocks]

My father regularly calls me son. It might be a generational thing...he's now 83 and I'm 37.

The more I think about it, the more I realize that I call my son, 'son.'

 

[LVG]

The more I think about it, the more I realize that I call my son, 'son.'

My dad called me that - usually when I screwed up.

 

[dreamcastrocks]

My dad called me that - usually when I screwed up.

I seem to call him that just because.

 

[AzCards21]

One woman complimenting a better looking one on her looks. Never happens.

A woman falling in love with a funny guy over a rich one. Funny is the mating version of a pair and money is a royal flush.

In sports the geeky kid never wins the big game.

 

[Chaplin]

In sports the geeky kid never wins the big game.

Are you saying that Teen Wolf wasn't real??

 

[D-Dogg]

I call my son, "son" quite often. Both when he pisses me off and when he makes me proud. Especially when I'm bestowing him with the wisdom of the ancients (adults).

 

[BullheadCardFan]

I call my son, 'Son' at times.

I do also. I use son quite often.

 

[Gee!]

So its official.. Cheesebeef needs to write into his Medical show the term "son" more often.. As clearly he is out of touch with the common man and the common man wants to hear the term more often..

 

[HoodieBets]

A woman falling in love with a funny guy over a rich one. Funny is the mating version of a pair and money is a royal flush.

Well looks like im s**t outta luck

 

[Pariah]

Well looks like im s**t outta luck

You're not even holding a pair, huh? (which, in this case, means that you're the only one holding YOUR pair).

 

[HoodieBets]

You're not even holding a pair, huh? (which, in this case, means that you're the only one holding YOUR pair).

I got the pair but if the pair is no good im outta luck but still holding my pair is better than lance armstrong holding his high card, get it one card one testicle, it was a reach but ill take it