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This is a slang term for brain damaged, used to denote a lack of mental ability. When you have killed enough brain cells, you are dain bramaged. Coincidentally, Dain Bramage was the name of an early punk band from Washington DC, featuring Dave Grohl, of Nirvana and Foo Fighters fame.

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The phrase "you don't know me, you just wish you did" is a popular comeback during an argument or an insult. It is usually said after a provocative statement to indicate the offender doesn't know the person well enough, but wishes that they did because the person is cool and amazing. 

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"It's not just for breakfast anymore"  is an ad campaign run by the Florida Orange Juice Growers Association.  It has spawned numerous spin off advertisements.

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This is most likely a reference to the song How Can I Miss You When You Won’t Go Away? by the band Dan Hicks & His Hot Licks. The song was on their self-titled debut album (also referred to as Original Recordings) which was released in 1969 by Epic Records. Dan Hicks’ musical style combined elements of folk, jazz, and country incorporated with a sense of humor.

This phrase is often used in a humorous way to tell people that the speaker would like some space to appreciate them more.

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