my "Stevisms"! ie: Secret Love Syndrom

[WildHearted]

".... so knocked out...."


Whenever it is applicable. Sometimes, when it's not.

[sara1998]

Oh yeah, I use all the same too.

[fumidesigns]

Originally Posted by Amlyn

Someone where I work uses the phrase "It's all good" whenever you ask him how it's going, whether he really means it or he's totally being sarcastic.

I've noticed that i'm starting to do the same thing with "It's all the same..."

i like this Amy. i wouldn't be able to use this tho cause my boss would want to hold a conversation about it! urgh!

[fumidesigns]

Originally Posted by WildHearted

".... so knocked out...."


Whenever it is applicable. Sometimes, when it's not.

so knocked out?

[WildHearted]

Originally Posted by fumidesigns

so knocked out?

Stevie says it a lot. Noticeably, at the beginning of the Dance concert DVD, when she says they're, "so knocked out that [the audience is] here"

[fumidesigns]

Originally Posted by WildHearted

Stevie says it a lot. Noticeably, at the beginning of the Dance concert DVD, when she says they're, "so knocked out that [the audience is] here"

i need to see this again............

[UndoingTheLaces]

Originally Posted by fumidesigns

didnt' she say this during the tusk tour doc? her and lindsey were in the kitchen. someone hadn't talked to their mom and lindsey was eating a bag, HUGE bag of chips.

Yes, and for some odd reason I love the way she says Bunn. Like it's not just any coffeemaker but it's a Buuuunnn coffeemaker.

I've also started using the word "chick" a lot because of the commentary in the Stand Back video where she talks about the soldiers thinking "hey, this guy's hassling that chick" or something.

And my biggest one that I use, that I just remembered is, when someone is complaining about something I always go "Don't rain on my parade, Tom" (substituting their name for Tom... sometimes) from the Gold and Braid demo. My close friends that know the reference get called Tom in these circumstances. Everyone else gets their own name.

[Amlyn]

Also, sometimes after some interviews or listening to boots of past shows, I start using the phrase "Heavy." It's such a dated term, so I find it funny that it's part of of her standard vocab.

[fumidesigns]

Originally Posted by UndoingTheLaces

Yes, and for some odd reason I love the way she says Bunn. Like it's not just any coffeemaker but it's a Buuuunnn coffeemaker.

I've also started using the word "chick" a lot because of the commentary in the Stand Back video where she talks about the soldiers thinking "hey, this guy's hassling that chick" or something.

And my biggest one that I use, that I just remembered is, when someone is complaining about something I always go "Don't rain on my parade, Tom" (substituting their name for Tom... sometimes) from the Gold and Braid demo. My close friends that know the reference get called Tom in these circumstances. Everyone else gets their own name.

i wouldn't even have thought about this. when i say that it's barbra all the way! lol!

[fumidesigns]

i also sometimes say that someone's in the slammer

and when my coworkers talk about folks that are getting high, i say "he/she needs to get off drugs"

[WildHearted]

Whenever I say/hear someone say 'intense,' I always think of Stevie, not only because she says it all the time, but because of that one article where they specifically pointed out her over-use of the word and in sometimes inappropriate contexts.

[fumidesigns]

i also tell folks my story about how when i moved to phx "i was so broke and hungry and had my bed on the floor like Stevie"

[equeen102289]

"Watch that camera!"
"miserability"
"all around black ink darkness" (just used yesterday with Dani )
"This. is. serious."
"NO CLICK?"

[fumidesigns]

Originally Posted by equeen102289

"Watch that camera!"
"miserability"
"all around black ink darkness" (just used yesterday with Dani )
"This. is. serious."
"NO CLICK?"

lmbao! i love this one!!!!

[GoldDustWoman22]

Sometimes I find myself talking in that southern californian accent of hers. And occasionally I'll just let my head drop all the way. And ever since I heard the interview when she used miserability I am not ashamed to say that it has become a normal part of my vocabulary!!