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'''Poogles''' are a children's toy that appears in "[[Arthur Rides the Bandwagon]]." |
'''Poogles''' are a children's toy that appears in "[[Arthur Rides the Bandwagon]]." |
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| − | Poogles appear to be an attempt to copy the [[Woogles]], another children's toy with happy faces that can squeeze, stretch, bounce, and talk. Poogles, however, can do none of these things, and have the appearance of green, potato-shaped beings with silly faces painted on them, and |
+ | Poogles appear to be an attempt to copy the [[Woogles]], another children's toy with happy faces that can squeeze, stretch, bounce, and talk. Poogles, however, can do none of these things, and have the appearance of green, potato-shaped beings with silly faces painted on them, and a hard body with hands and legs. They can do nothing and thus are little more than a cheap novelty. These toys were so cheap and useless that the kids of [[Elwood City]] generally stayed away from them. |
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Poogles are a children's toy that appears in "Arthur Rides the Bandwagon."
Poogles appear to be an attempt to copy the Woogles, another children's toy with happy faces that can squeeze, stretch, bounce, and talk. Poogles, however, can do none of these things, and have the appearance of green, potato-shaped beings with silly faces painted on them, and a hard body with hands and legs. They can do nothing and thus are little more than a cheap novelty. These toys were so cheap and useless that the kids of Elwood City generally stayed away from them.
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