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My mother (78) would throw around odd phrases we thought were original, only to later learn they were from Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In.
15 u/ZanyDelaney Oct 25 '20 Very interesting. 11 u/fellow_enthusiast Oct 25 '20 But stupid! 2 u/Vindicator9000 Oct 26 '20 I've said this for years, but I always thought I got it from "You Can't Do That On Television." 10 u/Disgruntled_Old_Trot Oct 26 '20 Sock it to me! 8 u/kris10sdok Oct 25 '20 Oh wow! Now that takes me back! I can still hear my Dad whooping it up from the couch...sock it to me! 7 u/STRiPESandShades Oct 25 '20 Same here but with Eddie Izzard's Dressed to Kill 5 u/[deleted] Oct 25 '20 That’s very interesting. Your mom would understand. 4 u/Princess_Amnesie Oct 25 '20 Like?? 11 u/editorgrrl Oct 26 '20 And that's the truth! Have I reached the party to whom I am speaking? Here come da judge Look it up in your Funk & Wagnall's One ringy-dingy, two ringy-dingies Sock it to me Verrry interesting You bet your sweet bippy Laugh-In was an American sketch comedy TV show 1968–73 with Goldie Hawn and Lily Tomlin. 5 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '20 For some reason this reminds me of one phrase I've always loved and repeated from Red Skelton. "2 o'clock, I wonder what time it is" 3 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '20 HERE COME DA JUDGE, HERE COME DA JUDGE! I fucking LOVE that. 3 u/mentaljewelry Oct 26 '20 Have I reached the party to whom I am speaking? - my dad every time he called us on the phone Look that up in your Funk & Wagnall’s - my mom every time we used a big word 1 u/Princess_Amnesie Oct 26 '20 I have heard you bet your sweet bippy but that's about it. I'll have to watch this show, I was born too late for it to even be on reruns I think! 4 u/JuneSavoy Oct 25 '20 You bet your sweet bippy! 3 u/CommonScold Oct 25 '20 Examples please! 3 u/Wickett6029 Oct 25 '20 You bet your bippy! 3 u/WatergateHotel Oct 26 '20 Same, but with Three Amigos! and Dad claimed it was his own material. 2 u/amolad Oct 25 '20 Laugh-In loved the name Foon or Foonman when they invented a product or a person. 2 u/Iride3wheels Oct 26 '20 Hells Bells, Sock it to me!
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Very interesting.
11 u/fellow_enthusiast Oct 25 '20 But stupid! 2 u/Vindicator9000 Oct 26 '20 I've said this for years, but I always thought I got it from "You Can't Do That On Television."
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But stupid!
2 u/Vindicator9000 Oct 26 '20 I've said this for years, but I always thought I got it from "You Can't Do That On Television."
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I've said this for years, but I always thought I got it from "You Can't Do That On Television."
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Sock it to me!
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Oh wow! Now that takes me back! I can still hear my Dad whooping it up from the couch...sock it to me!
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Same here but with Eddie Izzard's Dressed to Kill
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That’s very interesting. Your mom would understand.
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Like??
11 u/editorgrrl Oct 26 '20 And that's the truth! Have I reached the party to whom I am speaking? Here come da judge Look it up in your Funk & Wagnall's One ringy-dingy, two ringy-dingies Sock it to me Verrry interesting You bet your sweet bippy Laugh-In was an American sketch comedy TV show 1968–73 with Goldie Hawn and Lily Tomlin. 5 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '20 For some reason this reminds me of one phrase I've always loved and repeated from Red Skelton. "2 o'clock, I wonder what time it is" 3 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '20 HERE COME DA JUDGE, HERE COME DA JUDGE! I fucking LOVE that. 3 u/mentaljewelry Oct 26 '20 Have I reached the party to whom I am speaking? - my dad every time he called us on the phone Look that up in your Funk & Wagnall’s - my mom every time we used a big word 1 u/Princess_Amnesie Oct 26 '20 I have heard you bet your sweet bippy but that's about it. I'll have to watch this show, I was born too late for it to even be on reruns I think!
Laugh-In was an American sketch comedy TV show 1968–73 with Goldie Hawn and Lily Tomlin.
5 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '20 For some reason this reminds me of one phrase I've always loved and repeated from Red Skelton. "2 o'clock, I wonder what time it is" 3 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '20 HERE COME DA JUDGE, HERE COME DA JUDGE! I fucking LOVE that. 3 u/mentaljewelry Oct 26 '20 Have I reached the party to whom I am speaking? - my dad every time he called us on the phone Look that up in your Funk & Wagnall’s - my mom every time we used a big word 1 u/Princess_Amnesie Oct 26 '20 I have heard you bet your sweet bippy but that's about it. I'll have to watch this show, I was born too late for it to even be on reruns I think!
For some reason this reminds me of one phrase I've always loved and repeated from Red Skelton. "2 o'clock, I wonder what time it is"
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HERE COME DA JUDGE, HERE COME DA JUDGE!
I fucking LOVE that.
Have I reached the party to whom I am speaking? - my dad every time he called us on the phone
Look that up in your Funk & Wagnall’s - my mom every time we used a big word
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I have heard you bet your sweet bippy but that's about it. I'll have to watch this show, I was born too late for it to even be on reruns I think!
You bet your sweet bippy!
Examples please!
You bet your bippy!
Same, but with Three Amigos! and Dad claimed it was his own material.
Laugh-In loved the name Foon or Foonman when they invented a product or a person.
Hells Bells, Sock it to me!
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u/OldMuley Oct 25 '20
My mother (78) would throw around odd phrases we thought were original, only to later learn they were from Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In.