Jquery: how to produce 1 of 3 phrases when event happens

I have a bookmarking feature on my site, when the person clicks a paragraph, the box that is already hovering over that paragraph that reads "bookmark this" inserts "sw开发者_如何学编程eet man" in place of "bookmark this". so 'bookmark this' disappears and "sweet man" takes its place, how would i make it so when i click on the paragraph, it places 1 of 3 random phrases in there, lets say the 3 phrases are "success", "sweet man", and "awesome". here's a little bit of my code to show you where the random phrase would be placed.

 $('p').click(function (e) {
    var offset = $(this).offset();
     var top = offset.top

     if ($('#placeBookmark').hasClass('placing')) { 
      $('#placeBookmark').trigger('click')

    $('#bookmark').css({left: offset.left - 30, top: top}).show();
     $('#bookmarkThis').html('***SWEET MAN.***').delay(1000).fadeOut(400, function(){
        $(this).html('BOOKMARK THIS')
         })

    }
});

See where in my code it says "SWEET MAN.", that's where the 1 of 3 random phrases should be placed after the user clicks the paragraph.

THANK-YOU

$('p').click(function (e) {
  var offset = $(this).offset();
  var top = offset.top

  // list of phrases
  var phrases = ["success", "sweet man", "awesome"];

  if ($('#placeBookmark').hasClass('placing')) { 
    $('#placeBookmark').trigger('click')

    $('#bookmark').css({left: offset.left - 30, top: top}).show();

    // Selects a random phrase from the list.
    // Note that it doesn't require the length to be exactly three,
    // you can add and remove phrases above without changing this line.
    var selectedPhrase = phrases[Math.floor(Math.random() * phrases.length)]; 

    $('#bookmarkThis').html(selectedPhrase).delay(1000).fadeOut(400, function(){
      $(this).html('BOOKMARK THIS')
    })
  }
});

Edit

As a separate function:

var getRandomPhrase = function() {
  var phrases = ["success", "sweet man", "awesome"];
  return phrases[Math.floor(Math.random() * phrases.length)];
};

Or with the phrases are arguments:

var getRandomPhrase = function(phrases) {
  return phrases[Math.floor(Math.random() * phrases.length)];
};

Use it like this:

...
$('#bookmarkThis').html(getRandomPhrase()).delay(1000).fadeOut(400, function(){
...

or, when phrases are used as arguments:

...
$('#bookmarkThis').html(getRandomPhrase(["success", "sweet man", "awesome"])).delay(1000).fadeOut(400, function(){
...