Anonymous
Post 06/29/2017 19:49     Subject: I'm right on top of that Rose!

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:No idea.


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Anonymous
Post 06/29/2017 19:46     Subject: I'm right on top of that Rose!

Anonymous wrote:No idea.


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Anonymous
Post 06/29/2017 17:31     Subject: I'm right on top of that Rose!

I didnt immediately get it but the Christina A reference triggered my memory.
Anonymous
Post 06/29/2017 17:29     Subject: I'm right on top of that Rose!

I had to google it. Never saw that movie (I'm 48, btw)
Anonymous
Post 06/29/2017 17:27     Subject: I'm right on top of that Rose!

No idea.
Anonymous
Post 06/29/2017 17:05     Subject: I'm right on top of that Rose!

I loooved Christina Applegate's outfits in that movie.
Anonymous
Post 06/29/2017 17:02     Subject: I'm right on top of that Rose!

I have no idea what movie
Anonymous
Post 06/29/2017 17:00     Subject: I'm right on top of that Rose!

It's still an inside joke between me and my colleague, this was at least 15 years after the movie came out.
Anonymous
Post 06/29/2017 16:56     Subject: I'm right on top of that Rose!

I say this all the time. Also "the dishes are done man." Lol.
Anonymous
Post 06/29/2017 16:53     Subject: I'm right on top of that Rose!

I feel like it's one of those quotes that you can say to someone and if they get it, you immediately know you can see that person again socially.
Anonymous
Post 06/29/2017 16:53     Subject: I'm right on top of that Rose!

Love that movie and I love that line!! But I was a latchkey kid who spent summers watching movies like that on TBS ad nauseum.
Anonymous
Post 06/29/2017 16:43     Subject: I'm right on top of that Rose!

I'm with you, OP. It's a common saying in my circle. (So is "the dishes are done, man!" from the same movie.)
Anonymous
Post 06/29/2017 16:42     Subject: Re:I'm right on top of that Rose!

I know it, but I freaking love that movie. My DH would have no clue what that phrase referred to.
Anonymous
Post 06/29/2017 16:39     Subject: I'm right on top of that Rose!

Nope. It's obscure. I had to google it and I'm of that era.
Anonymous
Post 06/29/2017 16:37     Subject: I'm right on top of that Rose!

My husband insists that saying, "I'm right on top of that, Rose!" is a really obscure expression / movie quote.

Am I off base here?

People understand the origin of that, don't they?