What's that phrase

[Cyrano de B.]

I've been trying to remember that English phrase (could be a word or a whole
sentence, I don't remember!) that people sometimes say just after you say
something and someone else unexpectedly says the exact same thing at the
same time, and both people are surprised and amused that they just said did.
Does anyone know what I'm talking about?

Thanks in advance.

[Cyrano de B.]

Post by Cyrano de B.
and both people are surprised and amused that they just said did.

I meant "they just did", of course.

[Einde O'Callaghan]

Post by Cyrano de B.
I've been trying to remember that English phrase (could be a word or a whole
sentence, I don't remember!) that people sometimes say just after you say
something and someone else unexpectedly says the exact same thing at the
same time, and both people are surprised and amused that they just said did.
Does anyone know what I'm talking about?

Perhaps "Snap!" - from the children's card game.

Regards, Einde

[Cyrano de B.]

Post by Einde O'Callaghan
Perhaps "Snap!" - from the children's card game.

YES! That's it! Thank you!

C.

[Jim Heckman]

Post by Einde O'Callaghan

Post by Cyrano de B.
I've been trying to remember that English phrase (could be a word
or a whole sentence, I don't remember!) that people sometimes say
just after you say something and someone else unexpectedly says
the exact same thing at the same time, and both people are
surprised and amused that they just said did. Does anyone know
what I'm talking about?

Perhaps "Snap!" - from the children's card game.

Huh. That must be a Briticism. In the US when that happens, both
people say "Jinx!" as fast as they can, each trying to beat the
other. Whoever says "Jinx!" first wins, and gives the loser a task
to perform. The 'jinxed' person isn't allowed to talk to anyone
until they've completed the task.