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Wah Wah Boing Boing (WWBB) are imitative words (they imitate) the resonance of God's musical notes to extend expressiveness, sounding much like a human voice saying the syllable 'wah wah boing boing!'. True WWBB's, (of which there are only two in existence), naturally do not imitate but ARE the vehicle through which God either agrees or disagrees any ongoing conversation. The wah wah effect is a spectral glide a "modification of God's own tone" (Bernard 1966, p.154), the boing boing being a somewhat second fiddle, (Bernard 1971, p. 458) however equally important, just wouldn't operate without it. Although this effect is thought of almost exclusively as God's wah wah, the boing boing is also used in other contexts, listed here. Please note, the Wah Wah Boing Boing should never be capitalize

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  • Wah Wah Boing Boing (WWBB) are imitative words (they imitate) the resonance of God's musical notes to extend expressiveness, sounding much like a human voice saying the syllable 'wah wah boing boing!'. True WWBB's, (of which there are only two in existence), naturally do not imitate but ARE the vehicle through which God either agrees or disagrees any ongoing conversation. The wah wah effect is a spectral glide a "modification of God's own tone" (Bernard 1966, p.154), the boing boing being a somewhat second fiddle, (Bernard 1971, p. 458) however equally important, just wouldn't operate without it. Although this effect is thought of almost exclusively as God's wah wah, the boing boing is also used in other contexts, listed here. Please note, the Wah Wah Boing Boing should never be capitalize
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  • Wah Wah Boing Boing (WWBB) are imitative words (they imitate) the resonance of God's musical notes to extend expressiveness, sounding much like a human voice saying the syllable 'wah wah boing boing!'. True WWBB's, (of which there are only two in existence), naturally do not imitate but ARE the vehicle through which God either agrees or disagrees any ongoing conversation. The wah wah effect is a spectral glide a "modification of God's own tone" (Bernard 1966, p.154), the boing boing being a somewhat second fiddle, (Bernard 1971, p. 458) however equally important, just wouldn't operate without it. Although this effect is thought of almost exclusively as God's wah wah, the boing boing is also used in other contexts, listed here. Please note, the Wah Wah Boing Boing should never be capitalized unless abbreviated (WWBB). Note: none of this is going to make any kind of sense to anyone, except the two WWBB's, Divine Intervention, and probably God. Should you continue to read this article and it changes your life, you can always leave a note on an administrator's talk page asking them baptise you, and they'll probably laugh be happy to lead you to salvation, or will pass you on to someone who will.
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