I personally use "your dead to me, your more dead to me than your dead mother" all the time. It's not said in a humerous way in the movie but me and my friends use it all the time.
My quote is not from the movie but from my wife (with whom I agree) . She said (about 15 minutes into this film) "You're not really watching this rubbish are you?" and I realised that ,no I was not watching it-there was nothing to attract the attention and certainly no element of entertainment in the whole debacle.
************ I personally use "your dead to me, your more dead to me than your dead mother" all the time. It's not said in a humerous way in the movie but me and my friends use it all the time. *************
The above was written by jmahon527
It the first sentence, you only used the correct version of the word "your" once. The first two instances should have been spelled "you're"
Those kinds of mistakes annoy me as much as peopl who say "yeah, no,....", or who can't tell whether to use "to, too, or two" in a sentence....
They should all go to the Dereck Zoolander Centre For Children Who Can't Read Good And Who Want To Learn To Do Other Things Good Too.
Ok, if the name of that centre was a movie line, it'd be my favourite. As it's not a line, I'd have to say my fav. would be "What is this?? A centre for ANTS???... ... needs to be at least 3 times as big!"
Dude, there's a marked difference between hitting the wrong keys on a keyboard, and consistently writing something incorrectly. Surely you're intelligent enough to recognise the difference between the two...
As I was saying, my gripe is with the all-too-familiar trend of people nowadays who don't know the difference between the following:
they're/ there/ their your/ you're to/ too/ two and so forth...
-- Of all the things I've lost, I miss my mind the most...
"Maybe there's more to life than being really really ridiculously good looking" *Blue Steel* "He's so hot right now" "ORANGE MOCHA FRAPPUCCINO" "Merman... MERMAN"
My sister and I quote this movie so much it's mind boggling. They just come out of nowhere.
Cork it, Zane! Han "so-lo" I think I've got the black lung, pop. I can Dere-lick my own balls It's "IN" the computer!! I feel like I'm taking crazy pills!
I use "really, really, really, ridiculously good-looking", "Prime Rib of Propecia", and "Dividuh".
I also (inadvertently) used "investigatory journalist" on one occasion. Immediately after saying it, I stopped and thought, "Is that even a real term?"