Wahooeys
Wahootchers
Wahookahs
Wahootenannies (kinda good for events!)
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Wahoo Xtremists
Wahoo Xtra-milers
Ok, my work here is done… 
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In the US, Wahooters might have some negative connotations.
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Wahoosiers! Yes, born and raised in Indiana.
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What about Wahoolian? Simply drop the “g”, everybody’s happy.
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Wahooters is good.
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Nope, nope, nope. No it isn’t. As @Heretic said, Not in USA… because hooters is slang for breasts.
I agree with @gwydion, why have ANY collective nickname for Wahoo subscribers? Just drop it, Wahoo!
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Ah, thanks, learn something new every day!
I’m thinking more naughty than negative, but yes. The suggestion was tongue-in-cheek.
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There’s a SERIOUS negative connotation with hooters here in the U.S. Has something to do with alcohol.
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I don’t know if I’d go so far as to say serious unless you’re a principal busting a smart a$$ high schooler wearing a certain orange and black t-shirt with an Owl on it. Even at that they usually only made us turn it inside out where you could still clearly see everything, just backwards. Also it’s about the chili….
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If you vote, you have to do all the Wahoo monthly challenges this year 
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Touché! If my vote actually mattered, I’d do it. 
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Wahoolian could work. Would be my choice if we’re to stick to some sort of take on Wahoo. I just wish we could go back to being good ol’ Sufferlandrians (which I still use, I don’t think I will ever call myself the awful “Wahooligan” term).
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I agree, I started as a Sufferlandrian and that’s what I will always refer to myself as. I wonder if the marketing department ever look on these pages for feedback from customers. Wahooligan is the most negative term. Who on earth in the marketing department was responsible for that.
I will also refer back to an earlier post I did on the differences between a Sufferlandrian and Wahooligan as generated by Chat GPT.
It is completely rubbish but…
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