Up your ziggy with a wa-wa brush.

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I didn't notice she said that lol I can't believe it :)

The phrase isn't original: the Jack Nicholson character (Buddusky) in "The Last Detail" says the same thing, though instead of "ziggy" it's something that sounds more like "giggy."

It's part of a rhymed couplet: "Up your giggy with a wa wa brush, stick it in and break it off." He says it as a commentary on the plight of the Randy Quaid characater (Meadows), who has been sentenced to eight years imprisonment in the Naval brig for attempting to steal forty dollars.

In the real world, the phrase must either have been:
- made up by Robert Towne (who wrote screenplay for "The Last Detail," getting an Oscar nomination in the process);
- made up by Darryl Ponicsan (who wrote the novel on which the movie was based); or
- a phrase that was really used in the real world before the novel and movie, though perhaps only in the part of it in which Navy seamen travel.

In the fictional world of "All I Wanna Do," I suppose Odie might have made it up.