I hear it every day, yet I can't help but to think he's saying it wrong ...

Terrible, but you've put doubt in my mind.

LennyAdd wrote:


Edit: I also understood from Disco Stu: "This thing is as over as final". Seemed redundant, but made sense in some way.

Disco Stu is saying "This thing is as over as vinyl".

dgwglenn wrote:

LennyAdd wrote:


Edit: I also understood from Disco Stu: "This thing is as over as final". Seemed redundant, but made sense in some way.

I think it's ' as over as vinyl'. An old music format.

But... but... vinyl isn't over!

I wanna know why Legs is lookin for Uter

"If anyone see's Uter tell him Legs is lookin for him"

I also thought it was "Kick a** is my one weakness" until I read the actual phrase on the forum.

Dr Hibbert's one about the great thing about being a doctor is 'helping people for ____ amounts of money' was another I couldn't understand. It sounded like he was saying trying or drying amounts of money, which made no sense. Except for the fact that paying doctor bills can be trying when they dry up your resources, of course. Then my husband said it was GIANT amounts of money and that made more sense. I still don't hear it right, though.

calebtbrooks wrote:
"HOMOS, I'm on my way!"

Right..?

I just spat my water across the break table. *dying* lmfao

Since starting this game I feel compelled to add "come again" every time I say thank you.

dgwglenn wrote:

LennyAdd wrote:


Edit: I also understood from Disco Stu: "This thing is as over as final". Seemed redundant, but made sense in some way.

I think it's ' as over as vinyl'. An old music format.

I love how you explained vinyl, haha. I was going to say it was tied in with the 70's and such but I didn't think it needed explaining. I guess it does if everyone is used to ipods and crap now days.

AmandaElwood wrote:
I also thought it was "Kick a** is my one weakness" until I read the actual phrase on the forum.

Dr Hibbert's one about the great thing about being a doctor is 'helping people for ____ amounts of money' was another I couldn't understand. It sounded like he was saying trying or drying amounts of money, which made no sense. Except for the fact that paying doctor bills can be trying when they dry up your resources, of course. Then my husband said it was GIANT amounts of money and that made more sense. I still don't hear it right, though.

I always hear "trident" instead of "giant". Of course "trident" makes absolutely no sense.

calebtbrooks wrote:
"HOMOS, I'm on my way!"

Right..?

Exactly... For months I thought he was running out looking for a Man-date.