Rapunzel said "hoo-haa".

[Teresa]

ahem...It is No'-we. Like Snowy with out the "S." Thank you!

that's a new one for me! learn something new every day!

I had a friend that called it "chewie" short for Chewbacca....

excellent!

twit are you talking about?

omg, you are too clever!

Warning... if your hoo haa is red please see a doctor (other than Dr. Skunky evidently) Antibiotics will clear that right up.

and this about sums it up, imo. cheering, you always go straight to the source of the matter, doncha?

 

[rapunzel]

Is this why he's your "ex"?

What she said! I think use of the word "too-too" is legal grounds in several states....as it should be. Blllccckk!

 

[DuneAHH]

I think Al Pacino used that phrase a lot in Scent of a Woman, but didn't use it in the way that Rapunzel did. Punzi used it better.

I thought he was saying Hoo-Ahhh (as opposed to Hoo-Haa). I had a crush on Lt. Frank Slade for the longest time .

twit are you talking about?

:funn::funn:

 

[Sheila]

Too too, thats what my ex called it :funn:

I worked with an idiot that called it her Nu-Nu. She used to sit in the breakroom with a table full of guys next to us and say in her outside voice, her nu-nu hurt! She could clear a crowded break room quicker than a fire drill or free doughnuts down the hall. :funn:

 

[hnooe]

I am sorry to inform you that you are all wrong.

My Midwestern friend who is a farmer told me that Ho Haa was originlly a term that referenced "cow manure," and now just means plain old s___t, as in "that is a bunch of hoo-haa."

So "ha-haa" to all you "whose who" of Sowalhaha!

 

[Ocean Lover]

I am sorry to inform you that you are all wrong.

My Midwestern friend who is a farmer told me that Ho Haa was originlly a term that referenced "cow manure," and now just means plain old s___t, as in "that is a bunch of hoo-haa."

So "ha-haa" to all you "whose who" of Sowalhaha!

I thought it was ...that's a bunch of HOOEY!--which now reminds me of your screen name. ;-)

 

[Sheila]

I am sorry to inform you that you are all wrong.

My Midwestern friend who is a farmer told me that Ho Haa was originlly a term that referenced "cow manure," and now just means plain old s___t, as in "that is a bunch of hoo-haa."

So "ha-haa" to all you "whose who" of Sowalhaha!

Not according to the Urban Dictionary. Maybe it's a regional thing. Sort of like hand gestures and certain words mean different things when you travel abroad.

 

[tofu]

Not according to the Urban Dictionary. Maybe it's a regional thing. Sort of like hand gestures and certain words mean different things when you travel abroad.

That's what I think, or maybe the usage changed. I've never heard it used that way before.

 

[hnooe]

I thought it was ...that's a bunch of HOOEY!--which now reminds me of your screen name. ;-)

My screen name really is a bunch of "hooey," but I cannot change it at this point--there are some things in life that you have to accept about yourself!!

 

[30A Skunkape]

Allow me to set the record straight.:breakcomp:

First of all, I know who Sheryl Crow is. She used to have an interest in Lance Armstrong's pee-pee (you know, that guy who beat cajone cancer and sets the fashion standard for 30-A bicyclists). I also know she is a pop singer;I don't care about her bojingo, but worry about the cleanliness of her clacker as she uses three pieces of toilet paper to wipe.