Definitions by Robert House
House-ism
n. 1: The distinct doctrine, cause, or theroy of Dr. Gregory House.
2: Telling it like it is.
3: Extream, often critical, sarcasm.
2: Telling it like it is.
3: Extream, often critical, sarcasm.
Common House-ism phrases
"As the philosopher Jagger once said, 'You can't always get what you want.'"
"This is Vicodin, it's mine. You can't have any."
Chase: The kid is missing.
House: Okay, you take Alpha Centuari, have Foreman check Tattooine, and have Cameron set up an intergalactic check piont. Of course if he went into hyper drive we'll never find him."
"As the philosopher Jagger once said, 'You can't always get what you want.'"
"This is Vicodin, it's mine. You can't have any."
Chase: The kid is missing.
House: Okay, you take Alpha Centuari, have Foreman check Tattooine, and have Cameron set up an intergalactic check piont. Of course if he went into hyper drive we'll never find him."
House-ism by Robert House September 26, 2006