You know you're CF-ing it too much when...

[Hyde]

I was watching a play the other day (The Book of Mormon) and at one point (minor spoilors) they bring down a backdrop collage of Orlando with The Incredible Hulk painted onto one corner of it. Then had to seriously fight the urge to tell my non-enthusiast friends everything about it at that moment in the middle of the performance haha. (But man was I listing that useless information in my head double time haha)

.... I totally noticed the Hulk image on the backdrop too!

 

[Matt N]

I was watching a play the other day (The Book of Mormon) and at one point (minor spoilors) they bring down a backdrop collage of Orlando with The Incredible Hulk painted onto one corner of it. Then had to seriously fight the urge to tell my non-enthusiast friends everything about it at that moment in the middle of the performance haha. (But man was I listing that useless information in my head double time haha)

Don't worry, that happens to me every time I see a theme park in a non-theme park related context! For example, I was watching Instant Family the other week and Six Flags Over Georgia popped up; I couldn't get the park out of my head after that!

 

[Hyde]

When everyone is talking about Opening Day, but you know real Opening Day is not until May 11.

 

[Hyde]

When Facebook goes down globally, reminding you of olden days when CF was the only social media platform you used.

 

[RTcmix]

When you see an RMC on a commercial for 0.3 seconds and the following conversation occurs:

RTcmix: "That's Twisted Colossus"

Mrs. RTcmix: "Nerd"

 

[RobCoasters]

The other day one of my buddies was talking about a fly that decided to enter his room. We have an... interesting sense of humour so we repeat absolutely countless sentences involving the word 'fly'.
"Fly be like *flies*" that type of stuff.

While we were talking I was massively resisting the urge to mention F.L.Y. at Phantasialand, but I managed to hold back successfully.

 

[Will]

When you catch yourself singing 'Ohhhh the weather outside is frightful, and the Twinlakes creds are spiteful...'