JedHead1 posted:I've been saying this phrase even before it got popular on "The Office" - back when I heard it on a skit of "Wayne's World" on SNL. This reminds me of that other thread we had when you added "...in my pants" to the end of Star Wars lines.
Zero_has_lightsaber posted:Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope Leia: Aren't you a little short to be a Stormtrooper? That's what she said! Leia: You came in that thing?!? You're braver than I thought! That's what she said! Han Solo: Sorry about the mess. That's what she said! Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back Leia: There's an awful lot of moisture in here. That's what she said! Luke: You'll find I'm full of surprises. That's what she said (about her male genitalia)!
Zero_has_lightsaber posted:*Han Solo undoes his pants in front of Luke.* You're all clear kid! Now let's blow this thing and go home!
Zero_has_lightsaber posted:It is inferred that Luke will disintegrate Han Solo's pants with his laser blaster, and that Han Solo will have no pants to wear (which would look very embarrassing) while walking back home. Thus, "You're all clear kid! Now let's blow this thing and go home!" What other connotations would that phrase be associated with?
Zero_has_lightsaber posted:*Han Solo undoes his pants in front of Luke.*
JedHead1 posted:Zero_has_lightsaber posted:It is inferred that Luke will disintegrate Han Solo's pants with his laser blaster, and that Han Solo will have no pants to wear (which would look very embarrassing) while walking back home. Thus, "You're all clear kid! Now let's blow this thing and go home!" What other connotations would that phrase be associated with? So what connotation was I (or anyone else) suppose to read with this: Zero_has_lightsaber posted:*Han Solo undoes his pants in front of Luke.* If I had not read any other connotations, I wouldn't have given you a warning.