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| − | '''Finding Forrester''' is a movie that started the world of [[YTMND]]. It was [[Sean Connery]] saying the phrase. The scene that started YTMND was when William Forrester (Sean Connery) says, "You're the man now dog," when he tries to teach Jamal Wallace (Rob Brown) how to type. This also inspired the [[PTKFGS]] fad when Forrester also said, "Punch the keys for god's sake!" as he tried to teach Wallace to type. | + | '''Finding Forrester''' is a movie that started the world of [[YTMND]]. It was [[Sean Connery]] saying the phrase. The scene that started YTMND was when William Forrester (Sean Connery) says, "You're the man now dog," when he tries to teach Jamal Wallace (Rob Brown) how to type. This also inspired the [[PTKFGS]] fad when Forrester also said, "Punch the keys for god's sake!" as he tried to teach Wallace to type. He also said Yes, yes when Jamal was typing that inspired the [[yesyes]] fad. |
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Finding Forrester is a movie that started the world of YTMND. It was Sean Connery saying the phrase. The scene that started YTMND was when William Forrester (Sean Connery) says, "You're the man now dog," when he tries to teach Jamal Wallace (Rob Brown) how to type. This also inspired the PTKFGS fad when Forrester also said, "Punch the keys for god's sake!" as he tried to teach Wallace to type. He also said Yes, yes when Jamal was typing that inspired the yesyes fad.
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