Eyes on Final Fantasy Forums > General > General Chat > You can't say "your face," that's Jessica's thing!

[Yaridovich]

I don't have phrases that I say a lot that I think would need trademarked. I do say "I've been there," quite often, though, especially when someone mentions an awkward or difficult situation, regardless of whether or not I've actually been there.

[Denmark]

No. Just no.

[Moon Rabbits]

I make vulgar your mom jokes a lot. I don't have to worry about people doing the same because:

a) I don't care
b) No one can compete with my endless amounts of vulgarity.

[Rye]

My "things" are too weird to be copied, according to my friends, such as my Jewish mannerisms, my clumsiness, the scrunched up face I make when I'm mad, and my wishes to become Rihanna, Sarah Silverman, Japanese, and Norwegian simultaneously.

[erikramza]

It's frustrating when you hang out with someone for enough time, they start picking up on your traits and mannerism(and you theirs, without noticing).

As far as sayings; who cares?
'No. Just no.' and 'That's a givin' are pretty widely accepted, albeit, generalized phrases that one could luckily go through a day without hearing. Unfortunately, luck is never on my side.

We all learned these words from the same language, kids. Let it go.

[Vivisteiner]

No. Just no.


I was the one who started 'No. Just no.' all those years ago. (I only trademarked it recently though)

I didnt invent 'That's a given' though, I invented 'Thats a given'. And trademarked that. I've been saying it for decades as well.

[erikramza]

Ok. Fine. I'll give you get credit. You created that annoying saying. Good job.
Are you happy now?

[Vivisteiner]

^Yes.