It means "for sure" or "ya" and sometimes when used with enthusiasm in the voice it can mean "You know it!"
"Hey dude i just got two tickets for a basketball game tomorrow! You wanna go?"
"Fo Shigitydigity-Doo man!"
"Fo Shigitydigity-Doo man!"
by Ajexo July 24, 2008
The story of a young man wacking the weasel. The rising action is the treck for happiness that is suggested by the "Wocka Wocka". The climax of the adventure is When the character reaches the "Doo Doo" and the reader can feel the characters excitement and joy! Finally comes the falling action which is represented by the "Yeah" it is here that the character and reader alike slow down and both take a breather. And that is the Tale of the Wocka Wocka Doo Doo, Yeah!
by Jason Jaggernock December 04, 2007
by Midgemus June 07, 2009
sarcastic response to a statement made by a third party, meaning you really don't care at all about it, or that you really do not believe that the third party is telling the truth.
by tigger-boo October 21, 2006
He wore an itsy bitsy teeny weeny Yellow polka dot scrotal doo rag
That he wore for the first time today
That he wore for the first time today
by Cryptic May 10, 2005
by Necromunch September 24, 2006
The concept of, whenever something bad or sketchy happens, splitting up. It was originally applicable in the to moments in the show, Scooby Doo, when the gang was in a group and then splits up to gather clues (often with moderate success and then complications, e.g. Velma loses her glasses). Usage now, though, has come to generally be in regards to two or more people separating, or "splitting up," when it seems illogical to do so.
"What the fuck? You're breaking up with me?" said the boyfriend.
"Yes," said the girlfriend.
"I can't believe that you're splitting up with me! This shit is fucking Scooby Doo Logic!" he screamed.
"Yes," said the girlfriend.
"I can't believe that you're splitting up with me! This shit is fucking Scooby Doo Logic!" he screamed.
by Oodles and oodles of noodles! February 15, 2012