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OK, so whats your favourite handle? (name)
Obviously no-one can compete with the gusty heights of 'er-no', but some go to the feverish depths of non-entityishness such as 'Mojojojo'. What's your fave handle?
(own names not included)
Obviously no-one can compete with the gusty heights of 'er-no', but some go to the feverish depths of non-entityishness such as 'Mojojojo'. What's your fave handle?
(own names not included)
OK, so whats your favourite handle? (name)
Obviously no-one can compete with the gusty heights of 'er-no', but some go to the feverish depths of non-entityishness such as 'Mojojojo'. What's your fave handle?
(own names not included)
Obviously no-one can compete with the gusty heights of 'er-no', but some go to the feverish depths of non-entityishness such as 'Mojojojo'. What's your fave handle?
(own names not included)
The Gamecube has the best Handle.
Pokemon hater wrote:
> I don't understand the question.
Handle means 'nickname', like 'er-no' or 'Mojojojo'.
> I don't understand the question.
Handle means 'nickname', like 'er-no' or 'Mojojojo'.
I still agree with Ortega.
Brew wrote:
> OK, so whats your favourite handle? (name)
Obviously no-one can compete with
> the gusty heights of 'er-no', but some go to the feverish depths of
> non-entityishness such as 'Mojojojo'. What's your fave handle?
(own names not
> included)
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Ha ha, thanks for the mention!
I like the name AfroJoe, as I like afros, heh
> OK, so whats your favourite handle? (name)
Obviously no-one can compete with
> the gusty heights of 'er-no', but some go to the feverish depths of
> non-entityishness such as 'Mojojojo'. What's your fave handle?
(own names not
> included)
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Ha ha, thanks for the mention!
I like the name AfroJoe, as I like afros, heh
I like the name 'MoJoJoJo'.
It's just one of those things, like when you say 'Edward Woodward' it sounds like 'EdWoodWoodWood'!
It's just one of those things, like when you say 'Edward Woodward' it sounds like 'EdWoodWoodWood'!