I still say ‘Christ on a cracker’
I have eaten Christ "the" cracker (that snack was the best part of church), but never on a cracker.
@Sticks48 it may be a peculiarly British saying; here a cracker can be one of two things, a Christmas table decoration that contains a little gift, paper hat and bad joke, or a savoury biscuit you put cheese on. I like them with a good blue cheese.
FMS F*** Me Sideways
I should warn you, if you're going to try that position, be careful or you'll get rug burn... um... a friend told me.
ah yes, the side ways fcuk, legs have to be manouvred just right so there is free movement um I mean I am told
OMG. Lack of belief doesn't remove me from my culture.
My favorite What the Fuck! Though I am a Social worker and am discouraged to say Fuck- so say WTF. There are just too many WTF moments daily in my job.
The funny thing about working in the social work field is being discouraged from swearing while all along you know damn well that the clients have far worse language!
@ghost_warlock True and often they are in a place that WTF doesnt quite speak to it. Theirs are more like Fuck me dead moments. One of my old favorites that I thought was funny until on line dating came about.
My all time favorite Oh my fucking god
And the more reserved one the one that got me suspended from FB....
jesus cocksucking christ
Holy Cows On Crosses! What? It's gonna be a hit! I am sure of it!
@MrLizard Me!
For me it's WTF
Delilah Jones was the mother of twins
Two times over and the rest were sins
Raised eight boys, only I turned bad
Didn't get the lickin's that the other ones had
Oh my out-moded-belief-system is too hard to say, so I just stick with oh my god and follow up with 'fuck you' when someone tries to play mister clever-dick by pointing out I don't believe in gods.
lol good!
Oh my F-ing god.
Here is one I like.
Now that one rolls off my tongue.
Great scott!!
Great Caesar's ghost. (Perry White)
Oh my stars??...lol
Ha, reminds me of a teacher I had who would say, "Oh my stars and garters!" To this day I have no idea where that phrase came from.
I found this, so I guess it has nothing to do with astronomy or hoserie: [phrases.org.uk]