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Okay I'm 22, so maybe I'm just not cool anymore.  But there are a couple of terms that are used that I need explained to me.

 

Fan Boy - What the fuck does this mean?  I heard it on Mallrats.  Does it just pertain to comic book people or what?

 

Worst.  (Insert Thing Here).  Ever.  -  Okay I know WHAT this means, but what does it derive from?  Who or what was the originator of this phrase?

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Guest J*ingus

Fanboy: in general, any obsessive/hardcore fan of any entertainment medium, whether it be comics, movies, wrestling, whatever.  Also the nickname of a character in Kevin Smith's movies (Steve Dave's sidekick).  

 

Worst. Episode. Ever.: a quote from the Comic Book Guy in The Simpsons when he was once bitching about the Itchy & Scratchy episode that Homer starred in.  Has been used since to make fun of nitpicking fanboys.

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Guest pinnacleofallthingsmanly

Comic Book Guy also said that in reference to a cardiac episode he once had. I think it's kind of geekish to use that quote, but people can say whatever they want.

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Guest Shaved Bear

Dr. Hibbert: "You just had a cardiac episode"

 

Comic Book Guy: "Worst. Episode. Ever"

 

Dr. HIbbert: Actually, If it wasn't for these boys I'd be wearing that watch...ha ha, I'm just kidding, but you would be dead

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So the "Worst.  (Something).  Ever." thing was started by the Comic Book guy?  That's weird.  I'd seen him say it many many times, but I never thought he was the originator.

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Guest One Bad Apple
I think it's kind of geekish to use that quote, but people can say whatever they want.

As long as they don't see me around. :angry:

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