People don't say, "You can say that again!" anymore, do they?

[raccoon]

When I was a kid I heard it on TV and in RL.

For those who may not remember, "You can say that again!" indicates strong agreement with whatever the speaker said.
It doesn't mean for the person to actually repeat it.

[HopeHoops]

1. "I'll buy that for a dollar."

[geardaddy]

8. ...

[HopeHoops]

10. Actually, the reference was to the early 90's video game Smash TV.

[HappyMe]

2. I still say it occasionally.

I used to hear it a lot more when I was a kid.

[Populist_Prole]

3. Come to think of it, I haven't heard that saying for a long time

Heard it as a kid in the 70's all the time by everybody.

[ohiosmith]

4. You can say that again!

[MiddleFingerMom]

5. I think it's been shortened to "Come again?"

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Then again, we may be talking about two entirely different things.
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[Initech]

11. Or as we say in LA: ¿què?

[Ron Obvious]

6. You can't say that again...

Funny enough, I often tell people "You CAN'T say that again" when they tell me they've never met anyone before who spells his name the way.I do.

[Duer 157099]

7. It's been shortened to "word!"

I think

[frogmarch]

9. "I hear ya quackin'"

is what my middle son said to me when he was a teenager on the rare occasions when he agreed with me. I always hated it, even though I loved it when he agreed with me about something.

[Major Nikon]

12. YOLO

It's generally followed by a demonstration of consummate stupidity.

[trof]

13. "I hear that!"

Or "I heard 'dat!"
Also indicates strong agreement.
Kind of a redneck phrase in my experience.

[dimbear]

14. Troof. n/t