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Oh Gawd
When you sometimes tend to say: "Oh God" ...well any self respecting Jew would say "Oh Gawd." Most un-Jewish people say this to make fun of the nasally voice that often comes with being a complete and utter Jew.-GUILTY AS CHARGED.-
Uncle Marty: "Oy Vey, Mortici forgot to get kosher dinner products."
Cousin Arron: "And he forgot to visit the temple last Saturday."
Uncle Marty: "Oh Gawd, what else could go wrong?"
Cousin Arron: "And he forgot to visit the temple last Saturday."
Uncle Marty: "Oh Gawd, what else could go wrong?"
Oh Gawd by ShaynaynayBarnquiaFondeia June 10, 2010
Related Words
Oh Gawd • oh mah gawd • what da heeeell oh mah gawd no wayayay • oh, my, gawd • ohmygawd • OH • Oh shit • oh yeah • oh snap • oh my god
oh mah gawd
oh mah gawd by jackiegabe November 12, 2007
oh my gawd
oh my gawd by Shock Horror December 26, 2005
Oh My Gawd
Oh My Gawd by watzlyfe December 18, 2018
what da heeeell oh mah gawd no wayayay
what da heeeell oh mah gawd no wayayay by onlyhumanafterall May 4, 2023
oh my gawd
An exclamation, see oh my god. The way people with Long Island accents say oh my god, or those making fun of them
oh my gawd by Liz March 5, 2004
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