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* {{Catchphrase}}: Peppered into his fast talking dialect are typically "dang ol' (insert noun)" and "I tell you what, man".
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Dale's estranged father, who is revealed to work at a gay rodeo and is in a gay relationship. Seen mostly in flashbacks until he and Dale are reunited for Dale and Nancy having a second wedding to renew their vows.
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Dale's estranged father, who is revealed to work at a gay rodeo and is in a gay relationship. Seen mostly in flashbacks until he and Dale are reunited for Dale and Nancy having a Nancy's second wedding to renew their vows.
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* DotingParent: While early flashbacks depicted Bug as a gruff and perhaps a mean father, Bug is very loving and gentle towards Dale and glad to see him after their years of estrangement, and it's easy to see where Dale got his loving, if somewhat unorthodox, parenting style towards Joseph from. It's also important to note that these flashbacks are from the point of view of Dale, a somewhat unreliable narrator who has a strong tendency to exaggerate.
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* DotingParent: While early flashbacks depicted Bug as a gruff and perhaps a mean father, Bug is very loving and gentle towards Dale and glad to see him after their years of estrangement, and it's easy to see where Dale got his loving, if somewhat unorthodox, parenting style towards Joseph from. It's also important to note that these flashbacks are from the point of view of Dale, a somewhat unreliable narrator [[UnreliableNarrator Dale]], who has a strong tendency an established history of exaggerating and stretching the truth, even to exaggerate.himself.
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* DotingFather: While early flashbacks depicted Bug as a gruff and perhaps a mean father, Bug is very loving and gentle towards Dale and glad to see him after their years of estrangement, and it's easy to see where Dale got his loving, if somewhat unorthodox, parenting style towards Joseph from. It's also important to note that these flashbacks are from the point of view of Dale, a somewhat unreliable narrator who has a strong tendency to exaggerate.
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* DotingFather: DotingParent: While early flashbacks depicted Bug as a gruff and perhaps a mean father, Bug is very loving and gentle towards Dale and glad to see him after their years of estrangement, and it's easy to see where Dale got his loving, if somewhat unorthodox, parenting style towards Joseph from. It's also important to note that these flashbacks are from the point of view of Dale, a somewhat unreliable narrator who has a strong tendency to exaggerate.
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[[quoteright:816:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/bug_gribble_4.png]]
[[caption-width-right:816:"I deserve that. And any other kind of monkey mischief you can throw at me."]]
Dale's estranged father, who is revealed to work at a gay rodeo and is in a gay relationship. Seen mostly in flashbacks until he and Dale are reunited for Dale and Nancy having a second wedding to renew their vows.
* TheBeard: His estrangement from Dale began when Dale caught him kissing Nancy at his wedding, and Dale mistook it for him making a move on Nancy. In actuality, he had been caught flirting with his lover and eventual husband, Juan Pedro, by Dale and Nancy, and in desperation to not be outed as gay, he grabbed Nancy and kissed her.
* CampGay: Plays up a number of stereotypically gay mannerisms, voice, and dress, in part because of his role in a gay rodeo.
* DotingFather: While early flashbacks depicted Bug as a gruff and perhaps a mean father, Bug is very loving and gentle towards Dale and glad to see him after their years of estrangement, and it's easy to see where Dale got his loving, if somewhat unorthodox, parenting style towards Joseph from. It's also important to note that these flashbacks are from the point of view of Dale, a somewhat unreliable narrator who has a strong tendency to exaggerate.
* HappilyMarried: To Juan Pedro. He also admits that he loved Dale's mother but couldn't stand to continue to subject her to living with a gay man.
* MistakenForGay: Subverted. When Dale again rejects him, Bug thinks that it's because Dale is ashamed of him for being gay. Dale actually threatened to disown him after mistakenly thinking Bug was a Federal agent. When Bug finally comes out to Dale as gay and assures him that he is not a government agent, Dale is warmly supportive.
* RetCon: In early flashbacks, as seen in the accompanying picture, he looks and sounds exactly like his son, Dale, and was voiced by Dale's actor, Johnny Hardwick using a slightly deeper rendition of Dale's voice. When he finally shows up for real in the series, he has a much different appearance and is voiced by David Herman in a higher-pitched voice.
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[[quoteright:816:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/bug_gribble_4.png]]
[[caption-width-right:816:"I deserve that. And any other kind of monkey mischief you can throw at me."]]
Dale's estranged father, who is revealed to work at a gay rodeo and is in a gay relationship. Seen mostly in flashbacks until he and Dale are reunited for Dale and Nancy having a second wedding to renew their vows.
* TheBeard: His estrangement from Dale began when Dale caught him kissing Nancy at his wedding, and Dale mistook it for him making a move on Nancy. In actuality, he had been caught flirting with his lover and eventual husband, Juan Pedro, by Dale and Nancy, and in desperation to not be outed as gay, he grabbed Nancy and kissed her.
* CampGay: Plays up a number of stereotypically gay mannerisms, voice, and dress, in part because of his role in a gay rodeo.
* DotingFather: While early flashbacks depicted Bug as a gruff and perhaps a mean father, Bug is very loving and gentle towards Dale and glad to see him after their years of estrangement, and it's easy to see where Dale got his loving, if somewhat unorthodox, parenting style towards Joseph from. It's also important to note that these flashbacks are from the point of view of Dale, a somewhat unreliable narrator who has a strong tendency to exaggerate.
* HappilyMarried: To Juan Pedro. He also admits that he loved Dale's mother but couldn't stand to continue to subject her to living with a gay man.
* MistakenForGay: Subverted. When Dale again rejects him, Bug thinks that it's because Dale is ashamed of him for being gay. Dale actually threatened to disown him after mistakenly thinking Bug was a Federal agent. When Bug finally comes out to Dale as gay and assures him that he is not a government agent, Dale is warmly supportive.
* RetCon: In early flashbacks, as seen in the accompanying picture, he looks and sounds exactly like his son, Dale, and was voiced by Dale's actor, Johnny Hardwick using a slightly deeper rendition of Dale's voice. When he finally shows up for real in the series, he has a much different appearance and is voiced by David Herman in a higher-pitched voice.
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* NiceMeanAndInBetween: Out of the three of them, Connie is by far the nice, as she's a polite and sociable teenager; Kahn is the mean, being incredibly abrasive and condescending; Minh is the in-between: while she's still abrasive and rude, she's also not impossible to get along with, and generally has a soft spot for her neighbours when it counts.
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* GoodParents: Really loving and protective of Connie. She's also much nicer to Bobby and Joseph than her husband, and isn't against taking care of them like any mom would if needed (such as putting ice on Joseph's nose after Bobby jealously punches him).
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* CoolLoser: Justified. He's tall, athletic and quite attractive, but he's just ''so'' awkward that he tends to act like a complete creep when talking to pretty much anyone. This is in contrast to Bobby, who is short, fat, and relatively unattractive but manages to be pretty popular through sheer charisma.
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* BoyishShorts: Like his best friend Bobby, Joseph pretty much only wears shorts and is just as cluseless and even more dim at times than Bobby. Even after puberty takes hold and he shoots up in height, his awkwardness and [[HormoneAddledTeenager desperate desire to be involved with girls]] (and see Luann naked) marks him as no more mature than Bobby.
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* HandwritingAsCharacterization: Bill's signature is his first name in block letters and his last name in cursive, as he is a slob, but proud of his roots.
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* InterchangeableAsianCultures: Averted, with several episodes focusing on Kahn and Minh's Laotian background. It takes Hank and company awhile to catch on, though.
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* InterchangeableAsianCultures: Averted, Zigzagged. The show makes a strong point that Kahn and his family are Laotian, and he's understandably offended that Hank and friends confuse them with several other nationalities. There are some later episodes focusing on Kahn and Minh's exploring their Laotian background. It takes Hank and company awhile to catch on, though.culture, albeit not always accurately.
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** While Kanh and his family are Buddhist like many Laotians, they're incorrectly shown with monks and practices from the Tibetan tradition. Laos practices Theravada Buddhism, which does not have concepts such as reincarnated spiritual leaders such as "lamas", the "Rinpoche", and Theravadin monks simply wear saffron colored robes with matching stoles, not red ones.
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** On the other hand, the show often does fall back on this trope. While Kanh and his family are Buddhist like many Laotians, they're incorrectly shown with monks and practices from the Tibetan tradition. Laos practices Theravada Buddhism, which does not have concepts such as reincarnated spiritual leaders such as "lamas", the "Rinpoche", and Theravadin monks simply wear saffron colored robes with matching stoles, not red ones.
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* ChickMagnet: He's very popular with the ladies.
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* ChickMagnet: He's very popular with the ladies.ladies, though it's dialed back in later seasons. He goes out with plenty of women still, but he gets rejected fairly often. It's just that he never gets hung up over them.
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* {{Tuckerization}}: He shares a last name with the co-producer.
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* {{Tuckerization}}: He shares a last name with the co-producer.series writer/producer Jim Dauterive.
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* ActuallyPrettyFunny: Though normally unflappable, he finds Dale's jokes at Hank's expense hilarious.
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* ActuallyPrettyFunny: Though normally unflappable, he finds his friend's jokes hilarious. Such as Dale's jokes joke's at Hank's expense hilarious.or Bill joking about them being at a gay rodeo.
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--->'''Boomhauer:''' Hank, I don't know what you're thinkin', but no, man, [[TakeThat I ain't no Woody Allen with that little ol' Soon-Li]], man, nothin's gonna happen.
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--->'''Boomhauer:''' Hank, I don't know what you're thinkin', but no, man, [[TakeThat I ain't no Woody Allen with that little ol' Soon-Li]], Soon-Yi]], man, nothin's gonna happen.
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* AllegedlyDateless: Despite being pudgy, homely, and so desperate to please that he comes off as a creep, nearly every episode centered around Bill involves him getting involved with a smart, attractive, successful, kind-hearted woman who genuinely likes him. [[StatusQuoIsGod He usually manages to mess it up by the end of the episode]].
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* HollywoodDateless: Despite being pudgy, homely, and so desperate to please that he comes off as a creep, nearly every episode centered around Bill involves him getting involved with a smart, attractive, successful, kind-hearted woman who genuinely likes him. [[StatusQuoIsGod He usually manages to mess it up by the end of the episode]].
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* MommasBoy: While not much is shown about his relationship with his mother, it's hinted that it was better than the one with his father. Bill once mentioned that his mother used to give him cookies when he was sad as a child.
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* MommasBoy: While not much is shown about his relationship with his mother, it's hinted that it was better than the one with his father. Bill once mentioned that his mother used to give him cookies when he was sad (and also when he was happy) as a child.
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* AnimalsHateHim: Dale acquired a falcon in one episode, and every time he took its hood off, it would start [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwNIzj354tA attacking Bill for no apparent reason.]] Then, after Dale states he set the falcon free in the woods, Bill starts a conversation about sausages and the falcon appears out of nowhere and starts attacking him again. He's also been attacked by emus and a rottweiler. It should be noted the rottweiler was just mean in general, as he's been shown to be friendly with other dogs. It's just birds that hate him. Dogs have mixed reception with him, but only because he thought an aggressive pitbull was a good ''dance partner''.
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* AnimalsHateHim: Dale acquired a falcon in one episode, and every time he took its hood off, it would start [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwNIzj354tA attacking Bill for no apparent reason.]] Then, after Dale states he set the falcon free in the woods, Bill starts a conversation about sausages and the falcon appears out of nowhere and starts attacking him again. He's also been attacked by emus and a rottweiler. It should be noted the rottweiler was just mean in general, as he's been shown to be friendly with other dogs. It's just birds that hate him. Dogs have mixed reception with him, but only because he thought an aggressive pitbull Rottweiler was a good ''dance partner''.
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* PunctuatedForEmphasis: Boomhauer will speak in such a way when asked to speak slowly and clearly. Apperently he can't find a middle-ground. For extra laughs, he still insists on thrwoing in a few "dang ols" when speaking this way.
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* CoolLoser: Actually a completely justified example. He's tall, athletic and quite attractive, but he's just ''so'' awkward that he tends to act like a complete creep when talking to pretty much anyone. This is in contrast to Bobby, who is short, fat, and relatively unattractive but manages to be pretty popular through sheer charisma.
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* CoolLoser: Actually a completely justified example.Justified. He's tall, athletic and quite attractive, but he's just ''so'' awkward that he tends to act like a complete creep when talking to pretty much anyone. This is in contrast to Bobby, who is short, fat, and relatively unattractive but manages to be pretty popular through sheer charisma.
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* FanDisservice: Joseph may show signs of taking after his biological father, but anytime he gives into his hormonal urges it's played as awkwardly as possible. Anytime he tries making out with a girl looks disturbing because he looks older than his real age. He also kissed Minh after losing control of himself, grossing Connie out (disturbingly eoungh, Minh seemed flattered by the attention).
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* FanDisservice: Joseph may show signs of taking after his biological father, but anytime he gives into his hormonal urges it's played as awkwardly as possible. Anytime he tries making out with a girl looks disturbing because he looks older than his real age. He also kissed Minh after losing control of himself, grossing Connie out (disturbingly eoungh, enough, Minh seemed flattered by the attention).
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** To [[SiblingYinYang his younger brother]], Patch. Both are {{Casanova Wannabe}}s, except Boomhauer is calmer and introspective. Patch is a womanizing sleazebag who's willing to cheat on his fiancee, Katherine, with underage girls like Luanne. And while Boomhauer is loyal to his friends/loved ones, Patch isn't, as he was willing to lie about Boomhauer's patronage of prostitutes to save his own skin.
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** To [[SiblingYinYang his younger brother]], Patch. Both are {{Casanova Wannabe}}s, except Boomhauer is calmer and introspective. Patch is a womanizing sleazebag who's willing to cheat on his fiancee, Katherine, with underage Katherine and girls half his age like Luanne. And while Boomhauer is loyal to his friends/loved ones, Patch isn't, as he was willing to lie about Boomhauer's patronage of prostitutes to save his own skin.
* PunctuatedForEmphasis: Boomhauer will speak in such a way when asked to speak slowly and clearly. Apperently he can't find a middle-ground. For extra laughs, he still insists on thrwoing in a few "dang ols" when speaking this way.
* FanDisservice: Joseph may show signs of taking after his biological father, but anytime he gives into his hormonal urges it's played as awkwardly as possible. Anytime he tries making out with a girl looks disturbing because he looks older than his real age. He also kissed Minh after losing control of himself, grossing Connie out (disturbingly eoungh, Minh seemed flattered by the attention).
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* AlwaysSomeoneBetter: To the Hills. Kahn was able to get clearance on a government project while Hank works from a single-storey dealership. Minh is more glamorous and charismatic than Peggy despite being even ruder. Connie is academically gifted and an accomplished musician while Bobby tends to just follow trends.
* AsianRudeness: After Cotton, Kahn and Minh are the most abraisive recurring characters and they have strong Laotian accents. Connie is much nicer though and coincidentally has an American accent.
* UglyGuyHotWife: Kahn is a sour-faced man with unremarkable fashion sense while Minh is very striking.
* VitriolicBestBuds: Kahn and Minh to Hank and Peggy. Connie sometimes has this dynamic with Bobby and Joseph, ht unlike her parents Connie's friends usually give her reasons to chew them out.
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* AlwaysSomeoneBetter: To the Hills. Kahn was able to get clearance on a government project while Hank works from a single-storey dealership. Minh is more glamorous and charismatic than Peggy despite being even ruder. Connie is academically gifted and an accomplished musician while Bobby tends to just follow trends.
* AsianRudeness: After Cotton, Kahn and Minh are the most abraisive recurring characters and they have strong Laotian accents. Connie is much nicer though and coincidentally has an American accent.
* UglyGuyHotWife: Kahn is a sour-faced man with unremarkable fashion sense while Minh is very striking.
* VitriolicBestBuds: Kahn and Minh to Hank and Peggy. Connie sometimes has this dynamic with Bobby and Joseph, ht unlike her parents Connie's friends usually give her reasons to chew them out.
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* YouAreWhatYouHate: Despite unjustifiably dismissing Hank as a "dumb redneck," he himself engages in some pretty redneck behaviours throughout the series (such as getting involved with sketchy get rich quick schemes and being a loud and proud jingoist for America), whereas Hank, despite being the GoodOlBoy, is largely a straight-laced and devoted family man with the only thing being remotely considered a redneck behaviour is his enjoyment of a good Alamo beer with the guys out in the alley.
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** Despite unjustifiably dismissing Hank as a "dumb redneck," he himself engages in some pretty redneck behaviours throughout the series (such as getting involved with sketchy get rich quick schemes and being a loud and proud jingoist for America), whereas Hank, despite being the GoodOlBoy, is largely a straight-laced and devoted family man with the only thing being remotely considered a redneck behaviour is his enjoyment of a good Alamo beer with the guys out in thealley.alley.
** He writes off his neighbors as aimless hillbillies despite the fact that his cushy white-collar job still puts him on the same street as them.
** Despite unjustifiably dismissing Hank as a "dumb redneck," he himself engages in some pretty redneck behaviours throughout the series (such as getting involved with sketchy get rich quick schemes and being a loud and proud jingoist for America), whereas Hank, despite being the GoodOlBoy, is largely a straight-laced and devoted family man with the only thing being remotely considered a redneck behaviour is his enjoyment of a good Alamo beer with the guys out in the
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SE Asian person here, this entry seems a bit misinformed as Khanh's background is not dissimilar from other SE Asian refugees irl. Kahn mentions fleeing Laos at least once or twice, needing to go through Cambodia (Uh-oh Canada S13, E18). Also, Laos had a civil war and as far as I can recall, it's never mentioned what party his FIL was on. His family are seen as living very comfortably, not low on the socio-economic scale. There were many refugees from the Indochina war who came to the US and live successfully like Kahn does. Different culture, but for example, there's a lot of successful Viet folks in the US who arrived as refugees. This trope applies, but not with his background.
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** Kahn's backstory is generally presented as one better fitting an Asian immigrant from North-East Asia opposed to South-East Asia. The vast majority of Laotian immigrants came to the US as refugees in the aftermath of the Vietnam War and a Communist coup displaced US aligned groups, mostly in the back country. Kahn being an engineer who ran off with a General's daughter better fits Korean or Taiwanese immigrants during the same time period. At the same time, extended family has been shown off to be lower on the socioeconomic scale, and several episodes are devoted to Kahn's rejection of his Laotian roots.
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*** Kanh and Minh are seen watching a traditional Asianimmigrant from North-East Asia opposed to South-East Asia. The vast majority of Laotian immigrants came to show, but the US as refugees actors in the aftermath of the Vietnam War fictional show are wearing Korean hanboks. While it's common for shows from nearby countries to imported and a Communist coup displaced US aligned groups, mostly dubbed in the back country. local language, it's unlikely the producers would be aware of this.
*** In earlier episodes, stereotypical "Oriental music" would play whenever Kahnbeing an engineer who ran off with a General's daughter better fits Korean or Taiwanese immigrants during the same time period. At the same time, extended and his family has been are shown off to be lower on the socioeconomic scale, and several episodes are devoted to Kahn's rejection of his Laotian roots.screen. Traditional Lao music sounds different from what's presented.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: When the Souphanousinphones first come over and the dinner didn't go too well and they were saying their goodbyes, Minh notices Peggy's shoes. Minh parades around in Peggy's shoes, saying things like they're big like a boat and it's like a kid wearing their parent's shoes. Kahn is shocked at his wife's behavior, and quickly pulls her out of the shoes and out of the house. This is especially notable of Kahn's standards because he barely knew the Hills or even liked them at all at that time.
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-->'''Kahn:''' (''To Ted'') It's like this: if you want someone to play a round of golf, give me call! If you want someone to feel guilty about the way they choose to live, call someone else!
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* BeYourself: After the events of "Orange You Sad I Did Say Banana," Kahn realizes he doesn't have to cater to Ted Wassanasong's every whim to gain his approval and shouldn't let Ted tell him or his family how to live. Kahn likes his American lifestyle, and it makes him and his family happy, so if Ted calls him a banana (slang for an Asian person acting like a white person), so what?
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** In "Peggy the boggle Champ" he both screams and yells relatively clearly when he thinks that he lost his fingers whilst playing a [[ItMakesSenseInContext VR Lawn Mower Simulator]].
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** In "Peggy the boggle Boggle Champ" he both screams and yells relatively clearly when he thinks that he lost his fingers whilst playing a [[ItMakesSenseInContext VR Lawn Mower Simulator]].
