Get Your Mind Out of the Gutter: Difference between revisions

So Bob and Alice are having a conversation. As they talk, Alice begins to talk about how much she loves nice, firm and juicy melons. On a hot day, when the sweat begins to bead down the nape of her neck, there is nothing she loves more than sinking her teeth in to one. Oh, and melon balls! For her, there is nothing more enjoyable than sucking juice out of a couple of those before taking them into her mouth. Meanwhile, [[Nosebleed|Bob reaches off to the side to grab some tissues]]. For a moment, she is confused. Then she suddenly realizes what wrong and shouts at Bob "[[Get Your Mind Out of the Gutter]]!"

This is a common stock phrase used when ever some take something innocent out of context and let their imaginations run a little to wild. Expect dopey, vacant expressions on those with their minds in the wrong place and confused looks from anyone who doesn't understand why they are making those faces.

It is often used as a response to [[Heh, Heh, You Said "X"]], [[That's What She Said]], and [[Double Entendre]].

See also [[Freud Was Right]] and [[Accidental Innuendo]].

* One [[Yonkoma]] about [[Tomboy and Girly Girl|Subaru and Teana]] from ''[[Nanoha Striker S]]'' has Subaru act out her hidden perverted tendencies when Teana [[Tsundere|smacks her on the head]], ordering:

* [[Batman]] lobs one at Robin in ''[[For the Man Who Has Everything]]'' for the excessive attention he pays to [[Wonder Woman]]'s [[Stripperiffic|attire]].

* Paraphrased in one [[X-Men]] comic. Jean is talking to Scott during a picnic, only to notice that he spaced out... and Psylocke is slowly emerging from the lake.

* [[Futurama]]:

* [[The Joker]] in [[The Joker Blogs]] has used this phrase a few times.

* In [[The Whitest Kids U' Know]]'s sketch [[Accidental Innuendo|The Grapist]], one of the characters deliveres this very line.