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Whoppie-fucking-do

Used to express anger toward something that happened .

From "House of 1000 Corpses" (movie by Rob Zombie) , in this dialogue Baby (Sheri Moon) is making a move on the bespectacled nerd :

-It ain't past my bedtime
-Are you flirting with me?
-What? Oh, no.
(horn beeping)
-Great! They're back.
-Whoppie-fucking-do.(Baby is pissed of because the guys turns his back on her)

Whoppie-fucking-do by Criniti April 26, 2008
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Whoppie-fucking-do

Used to express anger toward something that happened .
From "House of 1000 Corpses" (movie by Rob Zombie) , in this dialogue Baby (Sheri Moon) is making a move on the bespectacled nerd :

It ain't past my bedtime

Are you flirting with me?


What? Oh, no.


(horn beeping)


Great! They're back.


Whoppie-fucking-do.(Baby is pissed of because the guys turns his back on her)
Whoppie-fucking-do by Criniti April 25, 2008

Whoppie-fucking-do

Used to express anger toward something that happened .
From "House of 1000 Corpses" (movie by Rob Zombie) , in this dialogue Baby (Sheri Moon) is making a move on the bespectacled nerd :

-It ain't past my bedtime
-Are you flirting with me?
-What? Oh, no.
(horn beeping)
-Great! They're back.
-Whoppie-fucking-do.(Baby is pissed off because the guys turns his back on her)
Whoppie-fucking-do by Criniti May 22, 2017

Whoopie fucking doo 

This is a statement you would use to say "Well, good for you!" but with a lot harsher meaning of sarcasm than the above phrase - crossing over into the territory of "Did you now, well good for you, but to be honest, I really don't give a flying fuck!"
Just see the film Aliens - where the soldier that's whinging all the time, played by Bill Paxton says "well, whoopie fucking doo" it - that's a perfect example!
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