You fail at referencing "Dude where's my Car?", dear SC.

[Digitalpotato]

Ever see that old and crazy movie, "Dude where's my Car?", where at one point in the movie, the characters are ordering food at a Chinese drive-through, and the woman on the other side only wants to repeat, "And then?" to tick the characters off? well that's EXACTLY what this SC was doing (and failing) to do. -.-

I should have known something was up because they didn't toast the sandwich after he said, "And then?" Twice. This is what happens when he got to me...

Me: "What kind of sauce do you want?"
SC: "And then."
Me: "Errr what kind of sauce was that?"
SC: And then?"
Me: No sauce?"
SC: "And then?"
Me: "Wel what kind of veggies do you want?"
SC: "And then?"
Me: "No 'and then' - what kinds of veggies do you want?" <---- perhaps the worst thing I could have said.
SC: "aaaaaaaaand theeeeeeeeeeen?"
Me: *Just wraps the sandwich up blank and gives it to the girl at the register...where he asks "And then?" to her three times.*


FAil. It's supposed to be ME saying the "And then", not YOU.

[ArcticChicken]

Ever see that old and crazy movie, "Dude where's my Car?"

My mother loved that movie. I must have been coerced into seeing it five or six times in a two month period. I hate that movie.

[HYHYBT]

"Sorry, we're fresh out of And Then. Would you like a mushroom swiss burger instead?"

[Sheldonrs]

Funny story but the part I find the funniest is referring to "Dude, Where's My Car" as an "old movie". Hahahaha!!!

[Imprl59]

Funny story but the part I find the funniest is referring to "Dude, Where's My Car" as an "old movie". Hahahaha!!!

Me too! I thought old movies had John Wayne in them... Thanx for making me feel about 200 years old

Steve B.

[Caffienated_Caramel]

*snicker* I know that as a Naruto avatar between Sasuke and his brother.

[Can I Help Your A$$?]

"Old Movie?"

Thanks for making me feel ancient.

When you say "Old Movie," I think, maybe, The Perils of Pauline, or Intolerance or even, I suppose a case could be made for Chinatown (although that's a stretch). Now I see that "normal people" think of "Dude, Where's My Car?" and maybe "Harold and Kumar," the second one, and now I suppose Twilight are "Old Movies."

I'll just go knit now.

[elsporko]

Thats a good prank, you know, except for the part where they pay for a sandwhich with nothing on it.

[Pagan]

Ever see that old and crazy movie, "Dude where's my Car?",

A movie that came out in 2000 now qualifies as an "old" movie?

[Broomjockey]

A movie that came out in 2000 now qualifies as an "old" movie?

In movie terms? Yes. Especially in the life span of an average actor's career. Nine years would be about half their span, if they're lucky.

[DGoddessChardonnay]

"Old Movie?"

Thanks for making me feel ancient.

If you feel ancient, then I'm feeling somewhat prehistoric right now (or is that pre-hysteric?)

To me, an old movie is anything older than I am. I still can't get past the fact that some of my favorite films from the 70's are over 30 years old now.

"Smokey and the Bandit" is now 32 years old (released in 1977)??? "The Towering Inferno" is now 35??? "The Poseidon Adventure" is now 37??? "Airport" is 39???????

Noooooooooooooo . . . make it stop . . . .

*goes to her rocking chair with her hearing aid and walker*

[Digitalpotato]

In movie terms? Yes. Especially in the life span of an average actor's career. Nine years would be about half their span, if they're lucky.

How many of the actors from that movie are still active?

[Broomjockey]

How many of the actors from that movie are still active?

Not many. Sean William Scott, Jennifer Garner, and that's about it. Anyone else does maybe a movie every two years or so, which isn't active, imo.

[Gibbo]

That film has never appealed to me and now even it is even less appealing. If they really thought that was funny they need to be told that comedy is supposed to make people laugh, and not to make people want to give you a slap across the face.

[Pagan]

If you feel ancient, then I'm feeling somewhat prehistoric right now (or is that pre-hysteric?)

To me, an old movie is anything older than I am. I still can't get past the fact that some of my favorite films from the 70's are over 30 years old now.

"Smokey and the Bandit" is now 32 years old (released in 1977)??? "The Towering Inferno" is now 35??? "The Poseidon Adventure" is now 37??? "Airport" is 39???????

Noooooooooooooo . . . make it stop . . . .

*goes to her rocking chair with her hearing aid and walker*

Tell me about it. Some of the girls I work with weren't even born when "Return of the Jedi" came out.

"Logan's Run" is 33 years old. The you had "Star Wars: A New Hope", "Close Encounters" in 1977 and "Superman", and "Star Trek: The Motion Picture" in '78 & '79 respectively.

And it really makes me cry that I'm as old as "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" and "Sesame Street".