Why does "moo" mean "I've returned after a long time?"

[kwc]

 

[OniriA]

On 3/6/2024 at 5:33 AM, Xaser said:

"moo" 

 

 : Did someone call me?

Edited March 10 by OniriA

[Dusty_Rhodes]

1 hour ago, Doomkid said:

Since no one has addressed this, "moo" doesn't mean this at all, lol. I think any connection there you've observed is coincidental. It's a random utterance, the rhyme and reason for when and where it's used IS that there is no particular rhyme and reason for it - at least that's how I always understood it.. :)

You would know better than me, but I think it usually is a forum equivalent of the more modern "dead chat" comments you see to either remark that there's no activity or a long overdue return. I'd swear that has to be a correlation. 

 

I feel like I've seen "moo" in other contexts but the more I think about it, the less examples I can actually recall. I appreciate the comment. 

[Jayextee]

You had to be there, man. Moo is a feeling, it's a state of mind.

 

Spoiler

It is a mood, if you will.

 

[Argent Agent]

All this brings to mind is Moo2d.wad

[prfunky]

3 hours ago, Argent Agent said:

All this brings to mind is Moo2d.wad

 

Oh crap! I can't believe I still have these on my hard drive!:

moo2d.wad AND moo1m.wad!

Are these wads made by Toke?

Sure seem similiar to omgmaps.wad, like map29-ish.

 

[DoomGuy999]

Probably not it, but from the creator of Going Down:

 

 

Edited March 11 by DoomGuy999

[AmethystViper]

Moo'D:

 

 

[OniriA]

2 hours ago, AmethystViper said:

 

 

 

Edited March 11 by OniriA

[Fletcher`]

I post rarely enough I should be allowed to moo if I please.

Moo.