Joe is also the only person that understands my pidgin sign language.
Kaylee ,'Serenity'
Spike's Bitches 42: Which question do you want me to answer first?
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Isn't that just your middle finger?
I think she sometimes does the Spike reverse peace sign that isn't about peace too.
( yes, I know that its a Brit thing with the bowsmen and stuff )
Only in grocery stores.
That Couple, circa 2008: our own language cobbled out of Joss Whedon, comics, and lolcats.
Whedon, LOLcats, and Blackadder for us.
And half of what my brother and I say to each other is either a reference to a video game or Group X.
Joe is also the only person that understands my pidgin sign language.
More importantly, I understand her enough to have this exchange:
(Note: We are in the living room at the time).
Aims: Oh. Yeah. I'm going to need the...
(points randomly at the ceiling)
Me: ...garlic press.
Aims: Yes.
So, the nephrologist does not think she's improving, though he's less convinced she's had a stroke. Her temp is going back up, so they're doing another round of cultures.
Guess work in white coats.
Hubby and I use multi-lingual puns. If he asks for something, I'll hand it to him and he'll say "Burro knees." Which comes from "Danke schoen" to "Donkey shins" to "Burro knees."
Otherwise we pull things in form random shows we've seen over the last twenty years like "so we went to Germany", which is what happened on "QED", a Mythbusters pre-cursor from England, where the insurance company wouldn't let them do something dangerous, so they went to Germany instead. We use the phrase for "Well, we couldn't get it done here for various reasons, so we just went somewhere else so we could get away with it."
There's probably dozens of others I don't even think of now.
Damn it, Sean. I'm sorry you're dealing with this. {{{{Sean and S.}}}}