Sooie
A pig call
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Sooie
Watching a 30 second clip of tony hinchcliff makes my soul sooie: His ghoul face and hyena laugh sooie the part of life that is essential. That guy is one big sooie, man.
Sooie by mistafista420 August 30, 2025
Related Words
Sooie • woo pig sooie • society • sofie • socie • sobies • sodie • sohiel • sobie • Societal Apoptosis
woo pig sooie
The main cheer shouted by fans of the University of Arkansas Razorbacks. Generally, this is said three times, followed by "Razorbacks". This is known as "Calling the Hogs".
The announcer at a University of Arkansas sporting events will say:
"Allright all you Razorback Fans, Lets Stand Up and Call Those Hogs!"
The fans in attendance respond with:
"WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO"
"PIG!"
"SOOIE!"
"RAZORBACKS!"
Or after the annual whipping of LSU or the Ole Miss Rebels, a fan might say to another fan:
"Hey, we beat those sweaty web-footed swamp dwellers again."
The fan may respond by saying:
"woo pig sooie".
"Allright all you Razorback Fans, Lets Stand Up and Call Those Hogs!"
The fans in attendance respond with:
"WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO"
"PIG!"
"SOOIE!"
"RAZORBACKS!"
Or after the annual whipping of LSU or the Ole Miss Rebels, a fan might say to another fan:
"Hey, we beat those sweaty web-footed swamp dwellers again."
The fan may respond by saying:
"woo pig sooie".
woo pig sooie by lookaherenowrayford May 3, 2009
woo pig sooie
Originates from Arkansas. From the Razorback football team. Usually when something exciting happens, all the idiots in the stands yell "Woo pig sooie!!!" May also be used to call a pig.
woo pig sooie by i don't know February 8, 2005
woo pig sooie
A World of Warcraft guild started by a group of University of Arkansas employees. The name comes from a chanted phrase used to show support or approval of UARK sports teams.
woo pig sooie by Leucol March 30, 2007
Societal
Societal (pronounced səˈsʌɪɪt(ə)l) is an adjective meaning of, or relating to society or social relations; of, or relating to the structure, organisation or functioning of society or, when applied outside of society as a whole, it can mean of, or pertaining to a large social group, such as a club, or to their activities and customs.
“I am really pissed off with these miserable fuckwit newscasters and their doom and gloom societal pronouncements.”
Societal by AKACroatalin August 26, 2016
The sooner we get to it; the sooner we’ll get through it.
The sooner we get to it; the sooner we’ll get through it. — A faux positive statement to lighten a heinous situation that will stick with you for the rest of your life.
1) Police homicide photographer documenting the scene of a mass shooting at an American high school:
Well let’s go: The sooner we get to it; the sooner we’ll get through it.
2) Family cleaning out a closet after the death of a loved one:
Well let’s go: The sooner we get to it; the sooner we’ll get through it.
3) An American citizen voting for president in the 2024 election that will determine the destiny of our democracy:
Well let’s go: The sooner we get to it; the sooner we’ll get through it.
This and other techniques like this are taught in cults and at Harvard University. No, I’m not kidding Harvard has a Hap-y-ness Studies Program. It’s designed to control populations and foment political overthrow. They’d “like to teach the world to sing — in perfect harmony.”
See Mad Men series Finale.
And shudder.
Well let’s go: The sooner we get to it; the sooner we’ll get through it.
2) Family cleaning out a closet after the death of a loved one:
Well let’s go: The sooner we get to it; the sooner we’ll get through it.
3) An American citizen voting for president in the 2024 election that will determine the destiny of our democracy:
Well let’s go: The sooner we get to it; the sooner we’ll get through it.
This and other techniques like this are taught in cults and at Harvard University. No, I’m not kidding Harvard has a Hap-y-ness Studies Program. It’s designed to control populations and foment political overthrow. They’d “like to teach the world to sing — in perfect harmony.”
See Mad Men series Finale.
And shudder.
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