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Aaron Bushnell Jan 17, 2019 @ 9:45pm
ZOO WEE MAMA?
People keep saying the phrase, "ZOO WEE MAMA" over and over, what does it mean?
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Originally posted by QUARIN:
“Zoo Wee Mama” is just a punch line used in Diary of a Wimpy Kid. It is a phrase which was used after every strip of comic that Greg and Rowley wrote. It doesn't have any meaning. It is just a phrase used to add up some sarcasism to every comic strip they wrote, as Greg wanted to write something in which the reader concentrate just on their drawings. So to less down the writing work he came up with the idea of “Zoo wee mama”
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QUARIN Jan 17, 2019 @ 11:07pm 
“Zoo Wee Mama” is just a punch line used in Diary of a Wimpy Kid. It is a phrase which was used after every strip of comic that Greg and Rowley wrote. It doesn't have any meaning. It is just a phrase used to add up some sarcasism to every comic strip they wrote, as Greg wanted to write something in which the reader concentrate just on their drawings. So to less down the writing work he came up with the idea of “Zoo wee mama”
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Aaron Bushnell Jan 20, 2019 @ 8:57am 
Originally posted by Still:
“Zoo Wee Mama” is just a punch line used in Diary of a Wimpy Kid. It is a phrase which was used after every strip of comic that Greg and Rowley wrote. It doesn't have any meaning. It is just a phrase used to add up some sarcasism to every comic strip they wrote, as Greg wanted to write something in which the reader concentrate just on their drawings. So to less down the writing work he came up with the idea of “Zoo wee mama”
ZOO WEE MAMA1111!
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