is it 'woof' like a dog, or
is it 'woof' like when you spray lighter fluid into a lit barbeque?
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is it 'woof' like a dog, or
is it 'woof' like when you spray lighter fluid into a lit barbeque?
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Like the dog. That's actually why it's called a woofer.
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woofer, as in "oo" sound, not "u"
Unless you're a posh southerner (if you're english)
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Unless you're a posh southerner (if you're english)
How do you say the barbecue one then?
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I dunno, "oo" also i would guess, I dont really spray things on barbecues very often, infact, i dont have barbecues very often, it's grim (roll the r) up north
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I agreeOriginally posted by Skillian@8 January 2004 - 01:32
Like the dog. That's actually why it's called a woofer.
definartly like the dog - and if I ever catch you otherewise............
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I saw the walrus!Originally posted by Spider_dude@8 January 2004 - 02:23
meow
Question is, where's the snake?
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