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    Who originated the term "That's what she said?"

    Question #104494. Asked by dj168. (Apr 07 09 3:41 PM)


    deaconblues63

    		While we may never know the exact origin of the phrase, one of the earliest, if not first, occurrences of "That's what she said" in popular culture can be traced back to 1992 in the SNL sketch-turned-film, Wayne's World.

    http://spring.newsvine.com/_news/2007/02/15/569781-international-thats-what-she-said-day


    Apr 07 09, 3:44 PM

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