When does a cliché become a non - cliché?

[groucho]

Remember the old one - "Take us to your leader". Now that phrase is not used at all by anyone because it is probably the worst cliché you can use. My point is, because it is not used, how can it be a cliché?

There are many others like this but I can't be bothered to think of them. So, when are we allowed to use the phrase again without it being a cliché?

A bit of nonsense for yer. ;)

[nervous]

i think its when its left out of the fridge too long.


ps i think youre spellchecker might be on the blink again. might want to get that checked.

[Plotloss]

Or, if you're shagging a pikey.

Take me to your Leda...

[groucho]

Don't use a spellchecker young man. Which word was you referring to?

[yertis]

Surely "Let's get outta here!" is more over-used than "Take me to your leader", which only has limited application in alien-earthling interactions...

[nervous]

groucho said:

Don't use a spellchecker young man. Which word was you referring to?

:siggh: it was a terrible gag inferring you meant to type quiche. made even more awful by its explanation.




:skulksofftohisgoingawayplace:

[vixpy1]

When its eaten?

[groucho]

yertis said:

Surely "Let's get outta here!" is more over-used than "Take me to your leader", which only has limited application in alien-earthling interactions...

Yep, it's up there alright.

[nervous]

groucho said:

yertis said: Surely "Let's get outta here!" is more over-used than "Take me to your leader", which only has limited application in alien-earthling interactions... Yep, it's up there alright.

:tooeasy:

[silversun]

When it changes to "Take me to your dealer"?

[groucho]

nervous said:

groucho said: Don't use a spellchecker young man. Which word was you referring to? :siggh: it was a terrible gag inferring you meant to type quiche. made even more awful by its explanation. :skulksofftohisgoingawayplace:

Don't worry nervy, I'm a bit slow off the mark sometimes.

[kerfuffle]

silversun said:

When it changes to "Take me to your dealer"?

Is that double de-clichéing?



That one's for all you petrolheads out there

[nervous]

kerfuffle said:

silversun said: When it changes to "Take me to your dealer"? Is that double de-clichéing? That one's for all you petrolheads out there

: demi-rofl :

[silversun]

kerfuffle said:

silversun said: When it changes to "Take me to your dealer"? Is that double de-clichéing? That one's for all you petrolheads out there

Like it.

[srebbe64]

kerfuffle said:

silversun said: When it changes to "Take me to your dealer"? Is that double de-clichéing? That one's for all you petrolheads out there

And crackheads!

[shaw-cross shark]

kerfuffle said:

silversun said: When it changes to "Take me to your dealer"? Is that double de-clichéing?

Think that it could be cadence de-clicheing

I'd love to know how to add the accent!!