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• It includes mild profanity and occasional allusions to making whoopee.
• "Making Whoopee " was the tune.
• _We make whoopee the old-fashioned way : we drink it.
• Two days instead of one of making whoopee.
• "In the'80s I said, ` Making whoopee . "'
• Besides making money, these folks like to make whoopee, occasionally under kinky conditions.
• Sherlock Holmes observes in " Sherlock Holmes and the Secret of Making Whoopee ."
• Lesson from " Titanic " : Ocean water is cold and not conducive to making whoopee .)
• Legend has it this was how wives checked to see if their husbands were in making laws or out making whoopee.
• But there is no question that we have been making whoopee in this country, and that is coming to an end.
• Then I learned that earthworms can survive several weeks under water, and actually were coming up from their subterranean homes to make whoopee.
• For Republicans, that usually means a suspicion that someone, somewhere, is making whoopee in a way not officially sanctioned by the party.
• Scores of libidinous Baptists making whoopee under the pews would not reflect well on their campaign to boycott Mickey Mouse because he's a smut-monger.
• "The Newlywed Game " tested a couple's knowledge of each other with intimate queries _ usually about " making whoopee ."
• It will contain three porches and a private " cubbing " den where Maple hopes the pandas will make whoopee, or at least entertain such thoughts.
• In a second case ( there are two an episode ), an elderly woman suspects that her orthodontist husband is making whoopee when she goes away on short trips.
• The problem is that the same lawn that is so inviting to prance across in your bare feet is just as inviting to beetles looking for a spot to make whoopee.
• Many of " The Newlywed Game's " questions dealt with " making whoopee ", the euphemism that producers used for sexual intercourse to circumvent network censorship.
• The latest puts the number of adults who " admit to making whoopee at work " at just 9 percent . ( Twelve percent said they had surprised others in the act .)
• You can visit the Everblades in Florida, feast on Kingfish in Baton Rouge, hit the Lynx in Augusta, run with the Throroughblades in Kentucky or, if in the mood, make Whoopee in Macon.