zodiac1 Apr 2004

Is that the British-punk-kid oy? I always thought that was related to the Jewish one.

UPDATE:
'oi, interj. oy.'
'oy, interj. (used to express dismay, pain, annoyance, grief, etc.) Also, oi. [1890-95; < Yiddish]'
[Random House Webster's 15-pound Unabridged Dictionary ('If there's anything we don't know, you're probably talking out of your ass!')]