You know you've read too much 2000AD when...

[Minkyboy]

"No skin off my chin" is part of your family's vocab

[Colin Zeal]

"No skin off my chin" is part of your family's vocab

That's one i use as well. Always gets a strange look when heard by other people.

[Dandontdare]

you point out an office block in London to a total stranger and inform them that it's a disguised spaceship from Betelgeuse (true - got a very funny look!)

[SuperSurfer]

When trying on a pair of shoes in a shop you growl to the shop assistant: "The older I get the tighter I wear 'em" (not true).

[hippynumber1]

You insist your kid includes 'over-farming' as a possible cause of extinction in their Dinosaur homework.

[Richmond Clements]

"No skin off my chin" is part of your family's vocab

That's one i use as well. Always gets a strange look when heard by other people.

Yup. Me too.

[Skullmo]

"No skin off my chin" is part of your family's vocab

That's one i use as well. Always gets a strange look when heard by other people.

I use that one too!

[hippynumber1]

Same here...

[Proudhuff]

you're looking through Frank Brangwyn's ectings and all you think is 'That's how I want my Mega-city One!'

[JayzusB.Christ]

...you have a detailed dream in which you are Sláine in Dragonheist, but notice that this time around, your world has been painted by Bisley rather than drawn by Belardinelli.

...you remember asking your father as a child whether the first 'x' in 'grexnix' is silent, only to be met with a puzzled stare.

[Skullmo]

you read the Horned God and daydream that it is drawn by Belardinelli rather than Bisley.

[moly]

You look at your mrs and think she would look good dressed as Anderson. 

[Jim_Campbell]

I've used both "sneck" and "funt" in conversation, and told numerous people that their mouths were full of wrong. I also use "no skin off my neck" because it was in an Ace Trucking story...

God, I'm such a nerd.

Cheers

Jim

[Tiplodocus]

We do the skin/chin as well.

whenever you pass a complicated, multi-level motorway junction you refer to it as Dan Tanna Junction. (You know, the one on the M8)

[Jim_Campbell]

whenever you pass a complicated, multi-level motorway junction you refer to it as Dan Tanna Junction. (You know, the one on the M8)

I've only been over Spaghetti Junction once, and I felt compelled to make a comment about allowing people to drive over complex works of abstract art...

Cheers

Jim