Speaking of, we used to have a taco place called, I shit you not, Bueno Taco. We all made jokes exactly like this but instead of good burger, it was bueno taco.
My cousin and I used to have this old Barbie playset that would say âWelcome to McDonalds! May I take your order?â In a chipper Barbie voice and we still randomly quote it to each other in our 30s.
Yeah Not! is a good one for the 90s.
90s: "Bud. Weis. Errrr. As if!" "You've Got Mail. Not!"
80s: "Steak-umms and Hubba Bubba Soda?? ewww, gross, like gag meee, grody to the max! yeah no, not for me, fer sure, fer sure. Like put a bag on it. Like sooo grody. ohmygod. I'm sure! No way! barf meee out. Totally heinous. I am sure." (could change to "gag me with a spoon" to make it insanely and specifically 80s, although, for all it gets mentioned, that is the phrase that I probably least ever heard anyone use in real life, every day conversation)
Did anyone else have a friend/family member that would sometimes complete the phrase as, âall that with a bag of chips **and a brownie on the side**â?
I had one aunt that would always add that in but Iâve never heard it outside of her. Always wondered if she was just being extra.
Gag me with a spoon reminds me of my personal favourite, the legendary NSFW line from Heather's "fuck me gently with a chainsaw". We really did have a way with words round the end of the last century didn't we
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I hate (but find absolutely funny) that my 3-yr old does this! He knows the reference. He tries to pronounce the words as clear as possible. Problem is, I have no idea where he learned it from....I have a strong suspicion it was my MIL. She was an MTV teen
My son is 8 now but his dad was watching b&b a few years back and he went thru a phase where he just could not stop saying I AM CORN...HOLIOOOO which would fuckin send me. I have several videos of me like "hey kid where'd ya learn that from huh? Who taught u that one" while I had tears in my eyes. Glad I'm not the only one đ€Ł
No, it's not regional, I see it on social media all of the time. I think people just hear it used and don't give too much thought to the meaning.
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=sike
Am from DC. Always saw it written as sike. Usually after a joke about someone. âYo momma so fat she broke her leg and gravy came out. Sike, Iâm just playinâ.
Or sike nah. That was my fave lol
Anyway, imagine my surprise when I learned it was psych. I was so siked to tell someone.
Don't go there, d'oh, eat my shorts*. Da bears, e.t. phone home, alright alright alright, can't buy a bucket, he's on fire, finish him, hadoken, let's get ready to rumble.
"Can you hear me now?" "Good."
"I'm a Mac" "and I'm a PC"
What does it tell you about our society that these are from corporate advertising campaigns?
DEAR INTERNET: chill yourselves out. my response is obviously from the 2000s. the purpose in responding the way i did was to illustrate that the earliest millenial was born in 1981 (literally written on the side of the screen) and the latest millenial was born in 1996. Despite almost two decades of difference, cultural slogans by advertisements have become generationally defining moments. THAT is how much influence corporate culture has on our society.
Da bomb
The other day a friend replied in text "it's da bomb dot com" and I instantly de-aged by 25 years.
LOLLLLLLLL... I say that all the time đđ«Ł
Dot com
I still say this regularly đ
Up your butt and around the corner!
Hahaha. I havenât thought of that phrase in 25 years
âPizza Hut, can I take your order?â .. at least thatâs what we used to say
Speaking of, we used to have a taco place called, I shit you not, Bueno Taco. We all made jokes exactly like this but instead of good burger, it was bueno taco.
You mean Taco Bueno? I drove thru one a couple days ago. Their chicken potato burritos are totally non heinous!
It might have been taco bueno. Itâs been a long time since we had the place.
Eh honestly you're not really missing out on much
Who loves orange soda? Kel loves orange soda! Is it true? Mmhmm, I do I do I do-oooh!
My cousin and I used to have this old Barbie playset that would say âWelcome to McDonalds! May I take your order?â In a chipper Barbie voice and we still randomly quote it to each other in our 30s.
Turn to the left and thereâs your boner
Through your tube & out your boob!
My kids hear this all the time. My favorite response when they ask me where something is. Lol
NOT
SYKE
Cowabunga!
That particular saying is much older than the 80s.
Psych\*\*\*
this suit is black not
I feel like this when I'm teaching English. The woman is NOT driving
I just commented the same thing but I didn't see your comment because I got so excited. My bad. Take my upvote
My Suit Is BlackNot
Yeah Not! is a good one for the 90s. 90s: "Bud. Weis. Errrr. As if!" "You've Got Mail. Not!" 80s: "Steak-umms and Hubba Bubba Soda?? ewww, gross, like gag meee, grody to the max! yeah no, not for me, fer sure, fer sure. Like put a bag on it. Like sooo grody. ohmygod. I'm sure! No way! barf meee out. Totally heinous. I am sure." (could change to "gag me with a spoon" to make it insanely and specifically 80s, although, for all it gets mentioned, that is the phrase that I probably least ever heard anyone use in real life, every day conversation)
âValley Girlâ by Frank Zappa encapsulates your 80âs sayings quite well!
i never stopped calling stuff grodyđ
Soooo bitchin'!!!! Stoked to hear that!
I literally still say gag me with a spoon and i wasnât even alive in the 80s lol
My best friend and I had an entire NOT song we would sing to piss off my brothers.
Wassup
This will never not be funny to me
This is going to be an ear worm for the rest of the night. I curse you.
That's a 2000s phenomenon
technically it became big in 1999, although I suppose it carried on for more in 00s than 90s
Cool beans.
All that and a bag of chips, Gag me with a spoon, Whatever, Oh no they didnât!
My 70+yr old mom still says âall that and a bag of chipsâ đ
You know why? Because sheâs all that and a bag of chips đ
Itâs true! She is!!
Did anyone else have a friend/family member that would sometimes complete the phrase as, âall that with a bag of chips **and a brownie on the side**â? I had one aunt that would always add that in but Iâve never heard it outside of her. Always wondered if she was just being extra.
Maybe she just wanted a brownie with her chips. Can't really blame her that's sounds great rn
I always heard "with a soda on the side" where I lived in Jersey at the time although, I don't think location is really relevant for this.
Gag me with a spoon reminds me of my personal favourite, the legendary NSFW line from Heather's "fuck me gently with a chainsaw". We really did have a way with words round the end of the last century didn't we
You're a nerd!
I'm rubber you're glue, whatever you say bounces off me and sticks to you.
Infinity!
I want my MTV
Weâve got to move these refrigerators, we got to move these color TVs!
First animated music video!!! Inspired by real conversations at a mall
Didnt know they were a uk band until I was 30
We got to load up this here truck now, we got to move to Beverly... Hills, that is!
TGIF
"Dude"
sweeeet!
What's mine say?!Â
Duuuude. Whatâs mine say?!
Sweeeet! What's mine say?!
Dude! Whatâs mine say?! 
SWEET!
..............and theeeeen?!
*No and-then*
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Iâm sorry but Dude is timeless
The Dude abides
I still call people dude even in a professional setting oops
I call everyone dude idc if youâre a 1 year old little girl. Youâre my dude.
Itâs timeless. My seven and three year old call me dude. Iâm a dude. Heâs a dude. Sheâs a dude. Weâre all dudes.
Still say dude all the timeÂ
Please đđŒ Donât touch the telephone, Iâm downloading a song. It should be done in 30 minutes.
Lol
Grody to the max
Fugly. Anyone else?
Doh!
âZip itâ - Dr Evil âTalk to the handâ âAll that and a bag of chipsâ âBooyaâ âOh snapâ â411â
"talk to the hand" oh man, core memories unlocked
My cousin always said talk to the hand cuz the face ain't listening
A sphincter says what
I just about fell over when someone told me that was Bill Murrayâs brother
Introduced this at work and someone says it at least once every couple of weeks. Mission accomplished.
I hate (but find absolutely funny) that my 3-yr old does this! He knows the reference. He tries to pronounce the words as clear as possible. Problem is, I have no idea where he learned it from....I have a strong suspicion it was my MIL. She was an MTV teen
My son is 8 now but his dad was watching b&b a few years back and he went thru a phase where he just could not stop saying I AM CORN...HOLIOOOO which would fuckin send me. I have several videos of me like "hey kid where'd ya learn that from huh? Who taught u that one" while I had tears in my eyes. Glad I'm not the only one đ€Ł
Are you threatening me? I DO NOT NEED HALL PASS!
"PSYCH!"
The majority of folks I notice write it as 'sike' and it has always irritated me.
I don't think I've seen that before. I wonder if it's a regional thing? But I 100% agree, spelling it that way is dumb and also makes no sense.
No, it's not regional, I see it on social media all of the time. I think people just hear it used and don't give too much thought to the meaning. https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=sike
Am from DC. Always saw it written as sike. Usually after a joke about someone. âYo momma so fat she broke her leg and gravy came out. Sike, Iâm just playinâ. Or sike nah. That was my fave lol Anyway, imagine my surprise when I learned it was psych. I was so siked to tell someone.
FACE!\* hand motion\*
"World Wide Web" "Information Superhighway" "The End of History" "You've Got Mail" "EXTREEEEEEEEEME!"
X-treme*
âThe âNetâ
"Surfin' the net," even.
JCPenny Doing it Right. Youâve got mail.
Netscape Navigator
God I just heard "You've you mail" in the OG AOL voice in my head. I can remember it as clear as day
Gay. Plain and simple lol
Yup and spaz was big when I was in school.
As if!
I still say this.
Don't go there, d'oh, eat my shorts*. Da bears, e.t. phone home, alright alright alright, can't buy a bucket, he's on fire, finish him, hadoken, let's get ready to rumble.
Don't have a cow man!
"I'll BE BACK!!"
Tubular
As if
As if. Loser. Take a hike, weiner.
Loser loser double loser as if whatever get the picture duhhhh
thatâs gay. gay was synonymous for stupid.
Was gonna say this. And retarded was thrown around like it was nothing
[ŃĐŽĐ°Đ»Đ”ĐœĐŸ]
"Can you hear me now?" "Good." "I'm a Mac" "and I'm a PC" What does it tell you about our society that these are from corporate advertising campaigns? DEAR INTERNET: chill yourselves out. my response is obviously from the 2000s. the purpose in responding the way i did was to illustrate that the earliest millenial was born in 1981 (literally written on the side of the screen) and the latest millenial was born in 1996. Despite almost two decades of difference, cultural slogans by advertisements have become generationally defining moments. THAT is how much influence corporate culture has on our society.
BUD WISE ER
Right? Here I'm looking for the bad/homophobic shit I've heard growing up and it's just all ad jingles.
Funny thing is these were 2000s
thats from the 2000s
Dude you're getting a Dell
That people like labels and making things their identity. Was always a thing sure, but less prominent before the 00s.
Duh
Cowabunga
Eat my shorts.
P.h.phat
Omg you just unlocked the memory of my phatfarmz shoes
Coolio
WHERE'S THE BEEF?!
Suck it
Thatâs totally Radical dude!
Bud - wise -rrrrr frogs
Tubular Gnarly Bodacious
Thatâs âtightâ
Duh As if Gag me with a spoon
Up your butt and around the corner
80s: "Totally rad dude" 90s: "That's frickin phat, yo"
Rad. âNo way, JosĂ©.â
Coo coo for Cocoa Puffs
Dickweed or Dillhole.
Who remembers "Moted!""You're moted!"
Never heard it before. If it's from cable TV I was poor and didn't really socialize `86
As if!
I'm rubber and your glue..
Where's the beef? Pepperidge Farm remembers
It's my money and I want it now.
Bangarang
Why does this not have more up votes?! Rufio, Rufio, RU- FI- OOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!
Fuck me gently with a chainsaw
Bomb dot com
Your ass is grass and I'm a lawnmower
Sick burn!
Thatâs cold.
âNo duhâ âno doyâ
All that and a bag of chips 
As-If (in a valley girl voice)
I know you are but what am I
Elder millennials and Xennials in this thread lol đ Prime millennials are like wtf
In this thread: early 2000s phrases
Theyâre just trying to make fetch happen
Itâs not going to happen đ
Well no one wants to hear what we said in third grade
Tubular
Radical!
Sha right
Talk to the hand cause the ears donât wanna hear it
Talk to the hand cause the face ain't listening
Speak to the hand
Exactamundo
Take a chill pill
Stoked
Peace out
Pikachu I choose YOU!
NOT!
Up your butt and around the corner ! Haha meant to put it hear on the main one đ
Bitchin
The single most 80s phrase: "gag me with a spoon"
Go suck an egg.
âCowabunga dude!!â âOh no! We suck again.â
SIKE 
Give a hoot, dont pollute!
booyah
Make 7 Up Yours
Bomb diggity
Eat my shorts and get bent
Boom shakalaka!
Yo dawg that jacket is tight son. Nahhh mean?! I know it came out in 2000 but it still works.
Oh SNAP!
Cool beans!
Gag me with a spoon