It’s to do with his dog related speech impediment, one he shared with a different cartoon dog.
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I mean, there’s scooby snacks, which he says as ‘rooby racks’… is that it?
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No, but it’s along those lines, which is seemingly why it was wrongly attributed to Scooby.
But I also feel like too much effort (marginally more than zero) has already gone into answering this question 
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Is it ‘Ruh Roh’?
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That’s my stripper name.
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It is. It was actually the catchphrase of the dog in the Jetsons who was voiced by the same actor and so sounded pretty much the same.
Now thank god that is over. I gleefully yield the floor.
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Haha!
Astro. George Jetson was such a dick.
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Time for the bar snobs to shine…
To which country can we trace the origins of gin?
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I always thought it was Flemish, so who knows whether that counts as Dutch, Belgian or even Spanish.
But definitely the story I was always told was it was popularized in the UK once William of Orange brought it over with him.
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Twas the Dutch, so straight back to you.
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Well, fuck…
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Stick with the foodie vibe!
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No, full politics.
The Presidential elections of 1820 and 1824 were both record breaking, but for opposite reasons. What were they?
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Highest and lowest turnout?
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No. There were only about 20 states in 1820, and among them only the white males could vote (in some states that was further restricted to certain land owning classes of white men).
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Greatest and narrowest victory?
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They could have been record-breaking for the time!
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Yeah, Monroe stood unopposed in 1820, the first and only time it has happened, and so it was the largest winning margin in electoral history. That sort of answers the issue with 1824 as well.
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OK Zero, you are up
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Klopptimist got it right first, no?
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