Buster Bunny
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For Ankha I gave "Bow to me" as a greeting and "servant" for her catchphrase.
How about you, guys?
How about you, guys?
Funny catchphrases and greetings?
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NinelivesBobcat
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On the GameCube game, I gave Stinky the catchphrase "on my bum". I got it from jvgsjeff's videos. I highly regret doing it now though. lol
Buster Bunny
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For Rosie I gave "I'm so silly!" for greeting and "I'm silly" for catchphrase since she is silly.
I think that "I'm silly" sounds better because her normal catchphrase is rather arrogant.
I think that "I'm silly" sounds better because her normal catchphrase is rather arrogant.
Sour of Abnaxus
Headbutting Jellyfish
It amuses me to make the villagers' own name their catchphrase. Some names are funnier than others.
NinelivesBobcat
Senior Member
you mean rather silly? lol
Pun of Nentown
That one Lolly fanboy
I made Lolly say this, thanks to a reference from Vinesauce.
ArtsyDreamer
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I have O'Hare saying "oranges..." right now and it fits him perfectly XD
Buster Bunny
Senior Member
For Puck it's be "Give me food" and "I'm hungry".
Gave Kyle "you reek" recently.
For Victoria, "I rock", which perfectly fits her.
"Cest la vie" is a French phrase that means, roughly, "that's life." It did not become popular.
"Bahala na", a phrase from the Philippines, which I can't remember who I gave to first, is making the rounds among the villagers. Have no clue why, but it means, again roughly, "what will be, will be" or "God willing."
"Mabuhay" is another Philippine word that means "live." A few villagers use it.
I have lots more, because I like to have fun with them. I get a request just about every day, but that's all for now!
Forgot to say I like all the great new ideas in this post! Thanks!
For Victoria, "I rock", which perfectly fits her.
"Cest la vie" is a French phrase that means, roughly, "that's life." It did not become popular.
"Bahala na", a phrase from the Philippines, which I can't remember who I gave to first, is making the rounds among the villagers. Have no clue why, but it means, again roughly, "what will be, will be" or "God willing."
"Mabuhay" is another Philippine word that means "live." A few villagers use it.
I have lots more, because I like to have fun with them. I get a request just about every day, but that's all for now!
Forgot to say I like all the great new ideas in this post! Thanks!
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KaydeeKrunk
The Late Great Turt
Fuchsia is currently saying "binch" as her closer... good times. And I know someone else picked it up, I think maybe Harry? it's pretty funny.
Nunnafinga
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