"Whoopie ding!"

[Harmonious_Discord]

I left out a more contemporary one, so here it is.

Whoopie doo - That awful dreadlock thing Whoopi Goldberg has going on.

[ILovCoffee]

Whoopy-f*&^ing-doo ::with finger twirl:: in Orlando-but not at the “Family safe” fun parks

[Least_Original_User_Name_Ever]

@LifeOnWry

I’ve heard “whoop-de-doo” but the big one when I was a kid (back in the stone age) was a very sarcatically-delivered, “big whip.” My ten-years-younger brother claims this expression is more accurately pronouced “big whoop,” but I don’t believe him.

Believe him, baby!

[Dung_Beetle]

I’ve heard whoop-de-doo, big whoop, and whoopie fuck. My brother may have made that last one up himself, though.

[matt_mcl]

In elementary school in Winnipeg, this guy Blaine used to say it as “whoopty ding dong doo dye day.”

[Spice_Weasel]

I also remember the finger twirling motion. Anybody else do that to accompany ther “whoopie-whatever” or was that a Toronto thing?

Heck yeah (I’m from Michigan, not too far from Toronto anyways.) As a matter of fact, that became so common here that nowadays all you have to do IS twirl your finger, without the accompanying vocalization, in order to get your message across. Most effective with a dead-pan expression or an eye-roll.

[Least_Original_User_Name_Ever]

@olivesmarch4th

Heck yeah (I’m from Michigan, not too far from Toronto anyways.) As a matter of fact, that became so common here that nowadays all you have to do IS twirl your finger, without the accompanying vocalization, in order to get your message across. Most effective with a dead-pan expression or an eye-roll.

Supported. Also very good with a sarcastic and un-empathetic “woo”.

[jjimm]

Here it is often “whoop-dee fucking doo” or “whoopee fuck”.

A similar expression in Ireland is “big swing of the mickey” (“mickey” = “cock”).

[jjimm]

Oh, and “whoopee fucking dangle” too.