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An American inner city phrase that means "really good" or "really cool". As in, "What did you think of the movie?", "It was all that and a bag of chips!".

like i was saying in another forum - does all that and a bag of chips = da bomb?
-saffire

Ooo, you're probably right. I suppose in England, though, you'd say, "All that and a bag of crisps". Kind of loses something in the translation, though.

indeedy!
-saffire

You go, girl!

that reminds me - ever hear anyone say "go me!" ???? it sounds sooo silly
-safffire

Sounds as silly as "You go, boy!".

heh heh - cant forget 'you go' either!
-saffire

Word.

damn straight!
-saffire

You go, girl! Oop, wait. We're back where we started. I, apparently, am wack.

then to recover you might want to say 'my bad' eh?
-saffire

You know, that's odd. I never, ever heard the expression "my bad" until I started watching South Park. I can only assume that it's an American expression, since I've never heard it used anywhere in Canada.

We prefer more direct statements, such as "oops".

here in america, it ranges from 'oops' to 'my bad' to 'my b' to the ever popular 'oh shit!'
lots of different ways to express yourself!
-saffire
you get south park in canada? its such a stupidfunny show...

up, we get South Park up here. I have the first season on DVD, and I went and saw the movie three times. It's very stupid-funny, indeed. "Super sweet", if you will.

wow thats funny - some cool cat in another forum just used 'supersweet' in one of his messages... quite the popular word i see! ... anyway was the south park movie really all that and a bag of chips????
-saffire

I'm going to see the South Park movie in about 4 hours, probably one of the first showings in England (it's an advance showing). I think I'll take a bag of chips and a bag of crisps, just in case. And I'll take the "all that" you mentioned too.

Oh, yes, the South Park movie is most definitely all that and a bag of chips. Much funnier than any of the TV episodes. Geez, it's only coming out in England now? That is terribly wack.

It's odd that the newspapers here talk about how much Canada-bashing they do in the movie, but I've seen it three times and I haven't seen any real Canada-bashing yet. Just American-bashing.

Did I mention that the South Park movie is a musical?

like the name remember the adverts. Have you been to disappointment.com ? think you may like it