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 2005-10-24 8:00 PM |
Got Wahoo?  5423   San Antonio |  Subject: Definition: WahooWahoo , in my mind and how I use(d) the word, is an indefinable spirit with verve, luck, energy, balls, appeal, sexuality, abandon and fun.
In discussing my Wahoo, some rather dirty-minded folks on the site (Jim), started referring to my Wahoo and its scaly, sharp-toothed stink. Of course I took offense (my Wahoo does not have teeth, in EITHER definition). Anyway, Jim then produced a picture of a Wahoo (fish). So some started talking about me and my Wahoo.
And misscullen, as you are the self-appointed time keeper for the longevity of posting topics, perhaps you could whip up some rules for the rest of us so we can all make sure that we meet your criteria for exceptable duration on our threads.... You can list items that are running out of time and banned terms you don't like: chipotle, burritos, wahoo, tire changing, etc..., so we can all accomodate your tastes. I have to say I'm getting a little tired of folks crying about the topics and duration of certain topics. Why is it that so many in todays world feel the need to regulate and police everyone else. Relax. Get over yourselves and let me post what I damn well please. Edited by tmwelshy 2005-10-24 8:19 PM |
| 2005-10-24 8:29 PM in reply to: #271637 |
Elite 2706  Hurst, Texas | Subject: RE: Definition: Wahoo Amen, and thank you for posting this Welshy. Part of what makes life fun is being able to just kick back and enjoy yourself, and not always take things so seriously. MCOJ is a place where we can do just that. For the most part, we all keep the posts clean, except for some innuendo, and in my opinion, innuendo is fun, light-hearted, and full of, well.....wahoo (as you defined it). I, for one, am a fan of what you define wahoo to be. And I like most everyone here, the fun they have on the boards, and the friendships I have made here. A sense of humor is a great thing, and it should be used often...smiling is contageous, and helps us get through the down/boring days. Heck, I've never even been to a Chipotle, but I can't wait to try. And I've never met Haley, but I have respect for her as an athlete, a person, and a fellow Aggie. I don't know you, Welshy, but I love your humor and the fact that you add life to the boards. Jim, Scott, and Janelle, you guys make things fun around here, and you are never hesitant to add encouragement and support to those who need it....I could go on and on, but I guess I picked you guys to mention because you are the most prominent "Wahoo users" here on this particular board, and I think you're a classy bunch of fun-loving triathletes. For those who don't like a certain topic...why not just move on and don't bother reading it, instead of throwing cold water on someone else's fun/humor? Off my soap box now...thanks again, Welshy.
Edited by OldAg92 2005-10-24 8:32 PM |
| 2005-10-24 9:14 PM in reply to: #271637 |
Pro 4481 Reston | Subject: RE: Definition: Wahoo and this whole time i thought wahoo was the new burrito. as in "brown is the new black" or "Scott is the new KING OF THE WORLD" you know, that sort of thing. |
| 2005-10-24 9:17 PM in reply to: #271637 |
Elite 2706 Hurst, Texas | Subject: RE: Definition: Wahoo Step away from the pipe, sir....click your heels together, and Toto will take you back to Kansas. Although, now that you mention it, I guess you could be KING OF THE WORLD since Haley is Princess Iron Wahoo Triathlonica |
| 2005-10-24 9:19 PM in reply to: #271637 |
Master 1946 | Subject: RE: Definition: W A H O O |
| 2005-10-25 9:25 AM in reply to: #271637 |
| Extreme Veteran 511 Minneapolis, MN | Subject: RE: Definition: Wahoo I see where I went wrong. All this time I've been reading it as "WAH-hoo" instead of "wa-HOO!" Glad you could clear it up. I totally missed how this one ever got started - so thanks for the definition. |
| 2005-10-25 11:30 AM in reply to: #271637 |
| Pro 4040 | Subject: RE: Definition: Wahoo tmwelshy - 2005-10-24 9:00 PM p>And misscullen, as you are the self-appointed time keeper for the longevity of posting topics, perhaps you could whip up some rules for the rest of us so we can all make sure that we meet your criteria for exceptable duration on our threads.... Let me just jump to the defense of Misscullen who was so nice to me last week, giving me my first "me" thread and who has consistently proven herself to be an all around swell person. Just because somebody says something is getting old, it doesn't mean that they are policing anybody, rather they are just participating in the discussion in the way they see fit. They're all just opinions and posts without any obligation on the part of anybody to endow them with credence. So, if you want to post about wahoo or tire changing, fine. If I want to say I'm tired of it, fine too. For the sake of the harmony of the board, I would suggest ignoring posts that one find annoying / boring / offensive, but I'll not go further than to simply suggest it! |
| 2005-10-25 11:47 AM in reply to: #271637 |
Elite 2673 Muskego, WI | Subject: RE: Definition: Wahoo Opus/Miscullen, and tmwelshy both have a valid point. Welshy & Company are 90% enjoyable and make me chuckle. And, by the way, are kick-a## triathletes that I gleen help and motivation from (did anyone see Jim's quoted 1000 yd. swim TT time?). The other 10%...when the inside jokes start flying around...I ignore because I'm a nobody on these boards. Very easy to do. However, Miscullen, being a respected long-standing member, has a right to make a comment. Her comment can be taken, or ignored, just as all others. |
| 2005-10-25 12:07 PM in reply to: #272052 |
Extreme Veteran 604 Northwest Ohio | Subject: RE: Definition: Wahoo morey1 - 2005-10-25 11:47 AM I ignore because I'm a nobody on these boards. Very easy to do. I disagree with you on that one... One time, someone was giving me a compliment about my dad. They said, "He's really quiet and doesn't talk that much, but when he does talk, he's worth listening to." I think you fall into that category. Maybe you don't have 1,000 posts, but when you post, you're worth paying attention to.  |
| 2005-10-25 12:14 PM in reply to: #272052 |
Got Wahoo? 5423 San Antonio | Subject: RE: Definition: Wahoo I do not hold any ill feelings towards misscullen, and she doens't need defending as I am not attacking... ...but then again, it's Tuesday already and I haven't had anyone threaten to kill me or cut off my Wahoo, so I may be due.... |
| 2005-10-25 12:19 PM in reply to: #272077 |
Pro 4481 Reston | Subject: RE: Definition: Wahoo tmwelshy - 2005-10-25 1:14 PM ...but then again, it's Tuesday already and I haven't had anyone threaten to kill me or cut off my Wahoo, so I may be due.... Which poses the question, if one were to cut off your Wahoo, would that in itself kill you? |
| 2005-10-25 12:19 PM in reply to: #272077 |
Pro 4481 Reston | Subject: RE: Definition: Wahoo stupid double post. i guess i could use this one to say that i likeand welshy. Edited by 3558 2005-10-25 12:19 PM |
| 2005-10-25 12:19 PM in reply to: #272081 |
Got Wahoo? 5423 San Antonio | Subject: RE: Definition: Wahoo god I hope so. |
| 2005-10-25 12:20 PM in reply to: #272081 |
Got Wahoo? 5423 San Antonio | Subject: RE: Definition: Wahoo Thanks... I like you too, 3558. |
| 2005-10-25 12:25 PM in reply to: #272084 |
Pro 4481 Reston | Subject: RE: Definition: Wahoo tmwelshy - 2005-10-25 1:20 PM Thanks... I like you too, 3558. but not in a dirty way, right? |
| 2005-10-25 12:26 PM in reply to: #272077 |
| Pro 4040 | Subject: RE: Definition: Wahoo tmwelshy - 2005-10-25 1:14 PM I do not hold any ill feelings towards misscullen, and she doens't need defending as I am not attacking... C'mon, man... Here I lay the overcoat on the puddle, then you go and point out that it hasn't been raining. Edited by Opus 2005-10-25 12:27 PM |
| 2005-10-25 12:44 PM in reply to: #272089 |
Got Wahoo? 5423 San Antonio | Subject: RE: Definition: Wahoo Well, maybeFEELS attacked... or I could just throw out a couple of bombs and then you can defend her again? I want to help... |
| 2005-10-25 12:46 PM in reply to: #272088 |
Got Wahoo? 5423 San Antonio | Subject: RE: Definition: Wahoo 3558, there is nothing dirty about man-love.... |
| 2005-10-25 1:10 PM in reply to: #271637 |
Giver 18427 | Subject: RE: Definition: Wahoo I was just doing a little word association. You said "wahoo," I thought "fish." What's dirty about that? It was others that associated wahoo with something in your pants. I, as always, reamin fresh and clean. tmwelshy - 2005-10-24 8:00 PM
In discussing my Wahoo, some rather dirty-minded folks on the site (Jim), started referring to my Wahoo and its scaly, sharp-toothed stink. Of course I took offense (my Wahoo does not have teeth, in EITHER definition). Anyway, Jim then produced a picture of a Wahoo (fish). So some started talking about me and my Wahoo.
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| 2005-10-25 1:28 PM in reply to: #272139 |
Pro 4481 Reston | Subject: RE: Definition: Wahoo run4yrlif - 2005-10-25 2:10 PM little word association. Haha! He just said you have a little wahoo. |
| 2005-10-25 1:34 PM in reply to: #272170 |
Giver 18427 | Subject: RE: Definition: Wahoo See? People are always putting words in my mouth. But I guess that's better than putting wahoo in your mouth, eh 3558? Heh... 3558 - 2005-10-25 1:28 PM run4yrlif - 2005-10-25 2:10 PM little word association. Haha! He just said you have a little wahoo. |
| 2005-10-25 1:35 PM in reply to: #272170 |
Got Wahoo? 5423 San Antonio | Subject: RE: Definition: Wahoo But you know THAT'S not true, don't you 3558? |
| 2005-10-25 1:37 PM in reply to: #272176 |
Giver 18427 | Subject: RE: Definition: Wahoo See above. I think he said "wahoo...it's more than a mouthful!" tmwelshy - 2005-10-25 1:35 PM But you know THAT'S not true, don't you 3558? |
| 2005-10-25 1:39 PM in reply to: #271637 |
Queen BTich 12411 , | Subject: RE: Definition: Wahoo No comment. |
| 2005-10-25 1:40 PM in reply to: #272183 |
Got Wahoo? 5423 San Antonio | Subject: RE: Definition: Wahoo
Edited by tmwelshy 2005-10-25 1:41 PM |
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