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Nearly every famous speech from history and the arts can be given new meaning by adding “like, so“. Like so:
“I came, I saw, I, like, so conquered”. -Julius Caesar
“Frankly my dear, I, like, so don’t give a damn.” – Rhett Butler
“A woman without a man is, like, so like a fish without a bicycle.” – Gloria Steinem (attrib.)
“E, like, so equals M C squared”. – Einstein
“Make it, like, so so!” – Jean-Luc Picard
“Unfortunately, no-one can be told what the Matrix is. You, like, so have to see it for yourself.” – Morpheus.
“Thrift, thrift, Horatio! The funeral bak’d meats/Did, like, so coldly furnish forth the marriage table.” – Hamlet
“It’s, like, so a trap!” – Admiral Ackbar
“We are, like, so not amused.” – Queen Victoria
Amirite? It’s nice to know that my $12,000-plus-extras-for-Cookie-Times-from-the-library-vending-machine degree in English didn’t go to waste.