What do you mean? Her punchy sound effect was Whoo Pass. The first part is obviously the sound the air makes as her fist cuts through it, and the latter part is… um… the whisper of the clothing as it flutters?
Huh. Trying to connivingly argue “pass” as fight-based onomatopoeia is harder than I originally assumed when I began this comment.
No, no, it’s not a swear, Narrator! Joyce thinks it means “Whoop Donkey” and even though she doesn’t understand it, she knows it’s a thing you say/do. 😀
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Maybe it just means that Joyce has been thinking the swears she never says out loud all along?
She just beat up someone that’s technically her nephew, the real villain is Auntie Joyce.
Oh noooo
Upvote.
Everyone go home, we’re not gonna get a better pun than this.
Take your pretend upvote. You earned it.
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What do you mean? Her punchy sound effect was Whoo Pass. The first part is obviously the sound the air makes as her fist cuts through it, and the latter part is… um… the whisper of the clothing as it flutters?
Huh. Trying to connivingly argue “pass” as fight-based onomatopoeia is harder than I originally assumed when I began this comment.
The ‘pass is short for whoopass
…Take fifteen minutes in the punalty box.
Bluh, the website glitched out. That was supposed to be replied to Cattleprod
No, no, it’s not a swear, Narrator! Joyce thinks it means “Whoop Donkey” and even though she doesn’t understand it, she knows it’s a thing you say/do. 😀
I’m just worried it could be an acronym. 😀
“Whoopass” is my new favorite sound effect.
Whoopass! is the on-screen sound effect which the Adam West Batman needed, but never got.
It’s not Joyce saying this but the narrative itself.