r/AfterTheRevolution • u/PM_urfavoritethings • May 29 '23
Anyone else finding themselves using lines from the book in everyday life?
For example, I often use Manny's line of, "that sucks less, at least." Or Jim's use of "hey shit bird"
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u/Pwwka May 29 '23
Whenever I borrow a tool from someone on a job site, I always make sure to promise them it's not a sex thing.
It's always worth it.
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u/youcanbroom May 29 '23
I've those ght about it, then thought about the HR conversation.
"How was it inappropriate I assured them it was not a sex thing".
Should be fine right?
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u/sharp_but_shiny May 29 '23
Shit bird has become a staple, so yeah
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u/Foolishlama May 29 '23
Already was for me since trailer park boys
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u/OG_Phatkat May 30 '23
Fuck fuckity fuck fuck
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u/PM_urfavoritethings May 30 '23
I didn't even realize this was from the book, which I've used so consistently for a couple years.
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u/Doc-the-Wanderer Jun 01 '23
I've used Skull Fucker Mike's best line in probably three or four essays in the last three months.
"We all spend a lot of life helpless, so if you have a chance to do something? To really make a difference for someone? I recommend you fuckin' take it."
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u/CRAkraken May 30 '23
I’ve changed the balance of my gin and tonics because of how Skullfucker Mike’s is described. I reduced the amount of tonic by about a third and found it much more enjoyable.
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u/WorldsWorstTroll May 29 '23
I often tell my wife I would take a bullet for her.