I was surprised that this language log post covered the construction of "he was like, 'no way'" and "she was all, 'way!'" but didn't mention "he was all like, ' no way '", which seems more common to my ear, even, than the bare "all". Phonologically (or is it phonetically?) the phrase "he was all like" for me comes out as a total (semi-)vocalic mush, like, /iəzɑɫʊjk/ or something. Or maybe in square brackets. I always get phones and phonemes mixed up, and I'm not sure if my transcription is accurate, much less conclusively broad or narrow.