I think Helen is actually saying Zowee, which is used to signify you are
excited about something, but she is saying it really slow and sarcastically, to
convey the opposite.
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Date: Mon, 16 Dec 2013 12:18:40 -0500
From: Harriet Browder <h_brow...@hotmail.com>
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Subject: RE: Sow Wee
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> Sow- Wee".... anyone familiar with that expression?
Sarcasm, saying 'sorry' but not actually apologising, mocking.
Note- Said in high-pitched voice, long, drawn out: ' Sowwyyyyyyyyy', can be
accompanied with hand-gesture.
Gesture: Waggle forefinger and middle finger together, keeping fist and hand
curled up near chin. Waggle fingers in direction of person you are 'Sowwee-ing'.
Harriet, the chicken thief, hiding out in Kelsey's Woods, USA
....Johnny Paul Jason says chewing tar is good for the teeth......That's an
old wives tale....Johnny Paul ain't married.....
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