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Fuck a doodle doo

1.) An expression of cynicism or to be unimpressed. Used in the film "Shaun of the Dead."
2.) An expression of surprise and alarm.
"Why, because he can impersonate an orangutang? Well, fuck-a-doodle-doo."
Fuck a doodle doo by Megan I. July 10, 2005

Fuck a doodle doo

A term meaning I don't give a fuck.
You got a haircut? Well Fuck a doodle doo!
Fuck a doodle doo by Necromunch September 24, 2006

Fuck a doodle doo

also mentionde in the movie shaun of the dead
Fuck a doodle doo by lue_driver March 20, 2005

Fuck a doodle doo

A term meaning "Oh my!". More interesting than saying "Oh shit!"
"Oh fuck a doodle doo, it's time for me to go home!" or "Fuck a doodle doo, I'm tired today."
Fuck a doodle doo by binkyboo January 20, 2005

fuck-a-doodle-doo 

A sarcastic exclamation of joy. Said by Pete in "Shaun of the Dead". Interesting sidenote; the original line was "scooby-fucking-doo", but had to be changed for legal reasons.
"He's fun to have around."
"Why? 'Cos he can impersonate an orangutang? Fuck-a-doodle-doo!"
fuck-a-doodle-doo by cakeandfinewine September 24, 2004

fuck-a-doodle-do 

Originated from film "Shaun of the Dead".

Used as a sarcastic comment of not caring, similar to "whoopty-do".
Wayne: "He's cool because he has nice hair..."
Shaun: "Fuck-a-doodle-do..."
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