The wordings of a uniquely singular man, explained.
Hoot Hoot Hoot – Said anytime something excites him. Taken from “The Simpsons.”
2-10! – Two numbers. In the alphabet the first letter is B, while the tenth is J. He used to enjoy pointing out when they were placed together.
Gherkin! – Said in anger. I don’t get it.
Rabble Rabble Rabble! – As explained by Alex Reside:
It’s kinda like “dougie dougie dougie.” Like, if he was trying to move fast to do something like open the door. It’s similar to a scuttling sound.
Prove it. – A response to anything you ever say to him that goes against what he thinks, or he just wasn’t listening and needed something to say. It can be very hard to prove anything to him, at times.
Huzzah! – In moments of triumph.
Harlem Shake! – Said when doing the Harlem Shake.
Ooooohhhhhhh no! – As explained by Alex Reside:
It was from a “crimes caught on tape” video, where a guy was getting ready to jump off a building and the chopper was taking the video from above and a cop was sneaking up on the jumper to pull him off the ledge, but he missed the guy and he jumped. The chopper pilot just says “Ooooohhhh no!!” He laughed for like an hour straight.
Bud Fox – The name of Charlie Sheen’s character in Wall Street. He just likes saying it.
With what? Their asses? – From the show “Prison Break,” of which he was a big supporter.
Jenkins! – Said when he would throw his toy Sonic the hedgehog at the TV to turn it on as a child.
My heart hurts – He used to eat really poorly, and at times would offer up this complaint.
That Felix is a tough customer – Based on a Felix the cat videogame. No other explanation is available.
Your woman, these women – I had trouble pronouncing “women,” as I could only say “woman.” This was embarrassing. This phrase that he came up with solved the problem.
80 missed calls!! – Said whenever he pulls out his phone.
Some like it hot – A film, but to him, more importantly, a lifestyle.
And finally…
You can’t hoot a hooter.
No explanation needed.


























