The song was Blur's mid-'90s hit "Song 2," with its rush of guitars and "whoo-hoo" hook.
There's even a spacey theramin if you know where to listen and plenty of "ba-bas" and "whoo-hoos," although Grace confesses she wanted even more of them.
From making sure you use REAL words with your small children (like PENIS and VAGINA-not wee-wee and whoo-ha) to talking to your teens about blow jobs and flavored condoms.
There was a brief silence, and the audience erupted, clapping, stamping, and shouting "Whoo!" Lewis cackled — a high-pitched, plosive "Paah!" — and summoned Perazzo up onto the stage.
"And now," Mr. Wright said, as cheers rang from the audience and the organist punctuated his words, "Oh, my God, and now — whoo!" The Obama campaign declined to comment on the remarks, which were similar to ones Mr. Wright made last month at a church in Houston.
During a three-and-a-half-hour ceremony, operatives from both sides of the aisle clapped, whistled, and yelled "Whoo!" as awards were conferred for outstanding achievement in a broad range of categories, from best Use of E-Mail/Viral Marketing (New Media Communications, for Bush-Cheney '04) to best Yard/Outdoor Sign (Precision Politics, for "Dr. Ramirez for Hospital Board").
Scott clapped his hands, and said, "Whoo!
started playing, a bearded man in a tattered coat put down his sandwich and yelled, "Whoo!
"We're going to take you on a trip through time and space!" "Whoo!" people yelled.
