Which word sounds better...

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Which word sounds better?

  • Spiffy 5%
  • Chrismahanakwanzaka 19%
  • Awesome No votes
  • Recalcitrant 38%
  • Sniff 5%
  • Banana! 33%

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does any1 else know the word w00t?

evry1 seems 2 b usin it at school...
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Woot? Yes. My ultimate expression of joy. Woot! or Wooting! Woooooting...

That sort of thing...
I'm not even angry... I'm being so sincere right now.
Even though you broke my heart.
And killed me... And tore me to pieces.
And threw every piece into a fire.
-"Still Alive"- GLaDOS




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Why the 'T' at the end though?

I really don't get why people have that.

Why not just say "wooh" or even "woo" as they make much more sense...
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0|3\/|051`/ `/0|_| 412|\|'7 1337.

:P :lol:
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*shakes fists at crysi* i hate 1337.

w00t has a t on teh end, fire, because 13373r5 are nutz!
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Try it on for size. Woot. Say it. It sounds good, doesn't it? I love saying it. Sounds all spiffy cool and stuff...
I'm not even angry... I'm being so sincere right now.
Even though you broke my heart.
And killed me... And tore me to pieces.
And threw every piece into a fire.
-"Still Alive"- GLaDOS



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