No worries. I kind of like when there is a chill one now and again.
For the next one, I will do something a bit comical. So that is your guys' first hint. The expression is a somewhat comical one.
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Re: The catchphrase game
No worries. I kind of like when there is a chill one now and again.
For the next one, I will do something a bit comical. So that is your guys' first hint. The expression is a somewhat comical one.
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Does a bear defecate in the woods?
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Re: The catchphrase game
Indeed. The proper expression uses the more colloquial word which starts with an "sh--", but I guess that would probably be wubbed out here on the TWC.
For those of you who don't know the expression, it is a great colloquial way of wholeheartedly agreeing with something. Example:
"Hey man, wanna get tacos for dinner tonight?"
"Does a bear sh-- in the woods?"
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Questions of innocence?
(I'm not actually sure that's a thing!)
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The criminal organization "Insane Popes" is the only thing that comes to mind, but that is not a catchphrase. Perhaps a hint is in order?
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It’s a question one should never have to ask.
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Is the Pope Catholic?
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bump, next round is pending
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Took la weekendo off!
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Hmm. Maybe something like "I heard a juicy story once."
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"Listen carefully or I'll leave you". Not really a catchphrase, but I've heard it so many times in relationships that it just as well could be.
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The picture in the top right can be interchanged with the number 1. Also, this is from a show
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"listen very carefully, I shall say this only once" ?
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Ah, oui oui!
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Very easy? Ridiculously hard? It's difficult to tell with this quiz
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Per aspera ad astra.
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