Oooh

I believe that if you can watch digital cable through your current CRT, then you should be just fine in oooh nine. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Of course they were all makig jokes about “oooh is this a bad omen for the wedding??!” ❋ Unknown (2004)

My inner fanboy screams "oooh" - while my outer cynic calls out "GEEKS". ❋ Unknown (2005)

David sticks strictly with the melody for most of the song, except during brief soulful "oooh" - ing interludes. ❋ Unknown (2009)

(just getting mawkish again - oooh 6. 30am time for Mrs P's cup of mint tea) 6: 40 AM electro-kevin said ... ❋ Newmania (2007)

Britain’s TV has gone down the pan, practically every programe involves texting, voting or ‘top 100′ lists, cheap braindead TV. oooh, is that the time, gotta go and re-watch a re run of last nights Big Brother’s got no talent voting special, captioned “this is a re run, phone lines are now closed” whilst knowing the result anyway from numerous identical tabloid exclusives … ❋ Unknown (2007)

However after hearing about Millar throwing his bike over the barrier...oooh, that is rock star. ❋ BikeSnobNYC (2008)

oooh, that is so nice sounding! i want pics too! i wanna go back to school shopping... ❋ Seeking Solace (2007)

Distinct lack of "oooh" from the really quite big audience of journalists here. ❋ Unknown (2011)

My "oooh" was the sound of the shofar ram's horn calling a loud primal tikeya, the extended ancient whole note from my very core. ❋ David F. Nesenoff (2010)

Certainly during the multitude of reruns, "oooh" became part of the song. ❋ David F. Nesenoff (2010)

Just after Woods finished, the crowd around 18 reacted with an "oooh" when the scoreboard posted a double bogey by Immelman, dropping him from 10 under to 8 under. ❋ Unknown (2008)

It's not often I go "oooh" when looking through these "top X of Y" lists on the net, but the 12 Fascinating Motorcycles over at Oddee.com is pretty good, especially the first one. ❋ Unknown (2009)

On a system like flickr, you deal with organic information, and try to manage it for yourself as best you can, relying on people you know, subsidiary network effects and the odd serendipitous 'oooh' moment. ❋ Unknown (2005)

I've never had anyone actually make that eye-rolling high-pitched "oooh" noise before. ❋ Ailbhe (2007)

I like the protag's quandry: it gave me an "oooh" Meaning she has no choice but to take down a girl whose hand she once held in hospital, promising her justice she was never able to deliver xiqay said... ❋ Miss Snark (2006)

And speaking with my literary historian's hat on, the "oooh" factor* is extremely high: Julia Kavanagh, Lady Georgiana Fullerton, Mary Elizabeth Braddon, Margaret Oliphant, travel narratives, issues of The Keepsake, all sorts of rare and/or just oddball stuff. ❋ Unknown (2003)