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Stop And Take A Moment To Look Back On Some Of The Most Iconic 'Real Housewives' One-Liners

"I don't stir the pot I stir the drink"

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Stop And Take A Moment To Look Back On Some Of The Most Iconic 'Real Housewives' One-Liners
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If you have never heard of or do not watch the 'Real Housewives', I really feel bad for you. Literally there is nothing more fun than watching grown women (and sometimes men if you include the husbands) fighting and yelling at each other, all while living the most luxurious lifestyles. The 'Real Housewives' franchise is over ten years old, but like a wine fine it just gets better with age. So many amazing moments and one-liners have come about throughout the franchise's run, here are a few of what I think are the most iconic one-liners. Hopefully this will spark some interest in those who have never seen any episodes before.

An interesting approach to telling someone how nasty they are:

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This iconic Taylor Armstrong line came BEFORE she was only known as "the lady screaming at the cat":

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Doesn't everyone have this problem?

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Never stir the pot, only stir the drink:

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We have all felt like this at some point:

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Same Sonja, same:

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And I oop..

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Shoutout to Lisa Rinna for giving us tips on how to break the ice at a dinner party:

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Epic moment when Sheree schooled the party planner:

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Even non housewives fans have heard this line before:

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Great life lesson from the one and only Nene Leakes:

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A very questionable name to call someone:

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Does it get more iconic than Vicki Gunvalson comparing herself to Jesus?

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Nene is forever throwing the shadiest shade to Kim Zolciak Biermann (AKA "wig"):

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The most brutal burn:

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Vocabulary lesson from Camille Grammer:

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Everyone can relate to this on some level:

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A realistic question to ask:

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Never forget when Vicki nearly lost a lung trying to get this point across:

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Possibly the most memorable line, and it is only five syllables from the OG of RHONJ:

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