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What do the wise forumites think?
Personally I go for nee-nah, woo-woo's a bit childish, imo.
So score so far is nee-nahs 1 - 0 woo-woo's
What do the wise forumites think?
Personally I go for nee-nah, woo-woo's a bit childish, imo.
So score so far is nee-nahs 1 - 0 woo-woo's
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Don't think we have nee-nah any more.
I know when I was being taken to YDS and feeling really bad I asked the driver to put the "Woo-Woos" on and get her foot down. The latest thing is a sort of, hard to describe, directional, "squawking" (said it was hard to describe) sound. |
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I'm going for 'woo-woo', which was also the democratic decision of the pupils in a landslide victory.
Personally, I'd consider replacing all sirens with a recording of the sound of a primary school playground during break. Only the sound of fingernails down a blackboard can match it. |