Your face!
By Heather
@linlifeandlivin (71)
Seattle, Washington
September 2, 2015 2:42pm CST
I was trying to decide what I felt like talking about and my sister in law says "your face." I laughed cause that is what I usually say. Or when someone asks where something is I say "I ate it" and it got me thinking I wonder what other people say as "come backs" so what's your favorite come back or response to people? I am a very sarcastic person so I love saying such random things and teasing people so I'd love to learn more 
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@TiarasOceanView (70035)
• United States
2 Sep 15
I love sarcasm. I used to have a partner yuk that couldnt stand it.
I always just say 'no' to whatever someone is saying right in the middle of what they are saying or before or after loz..just no.
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@linlifeandlivin (71)
• Seattle, Washington
2 Sep 15
Oh that's my favorite! I don't know how I forgot about the "no"! it drives my nieces and nephews crazy cause they say something or ask for something and I always just say "NO!" it is so fun! I did it to my technicians sometimes when I was dispatching it's great!
@linlifeandlivin (71)
• Seattle, Washington
3 Sep 15
@TiarasOceanView LOL NO!!! that is actually a great suggestion I had no idea I could even do that thanks!
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@TiarasOceanView (70035)
• United States
3 Sep 15
@linlifeandlivin Good glad I could help Heather..it took me a while to figure it, now I suggest all and I prolly get on peeps nerves haha
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@owlwings (43915)
• Cambridge, England
3 Sep 15
When we asked "What's for dinner?" my mother always used to say "Wait and see!". It got to be so frequent that when she produced a fruit dessert with a crumble topping (so that you couldn't see what was inside). it became known as "Wait-and-see Pudding".
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@patgalca (18181)
• Orangeville, Ontario
3 Sep 15
When I was married to my first husband I would ask him what he wanted for dinner and he would say, "Food". Now when my now husband asks what's for dinner... I know what your thinking. That's not it. I don't say "Food". When he asks me what's for dinner I say, "I don't know. What's for dinner?" implying that he was the one making it. His menu consists of bacon & eggs, Kraft Dinner, and hot dogs. He doesn't really cook, which is the real joke.
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@linlifeandlivin (71)
• Seattle, Washington
3 Sep 15
LOL that's awesome! I love saying food... or something yummy! but implying it's his job is awesome!
@dashboardc33 (314)
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3 Sep 15
Oh man, the "your face" joke used to be THE joke to say in high school. After a while that comeback got kind of old though. It definitely brings back memories.
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@linlifeandlivin (71)
• Seattle, Washington
3 Sep 15
Right?!?! that's kind of why I do it now! it makes people laugh. Though my nieces and nephews don't fully understand why we laugh at it.
@RachelDSims24 (175)
• United States
3 Sep 15
I am a very sarcastic person! I also joke pretty harshly with my friends. If they say something like, "Oh, looks like we're going to get in a car wreck today," or something else negative, I always respond with, "Fingers crossed." We're very cynical individuals, I suppose.
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@linlifeandlivin (71)
• Seattle, Washington
4 Sep 15
That's kind of awesome! I like friends who joke around with me.
