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pappy van poodle
Pappy van Poodle is a character from a free to play 3DS game called Rusty’s Real Deal Baseball released in western territories in 2014. Until early 2019, almost everyone, especially in the West, had no idea of the character’s existence. This is most likely because, to even see him, you have to purchase an in-game mini-game from Rusty (the shop owner) without using the haggling option to reduce the price of said mini-game. However, when YouTuber Nick Robinson uploaded a video titled “ The Nintendo character with zero Google results”, interest of Pappy van Poodle skyrocketed and within 5 months he went from 0 to 15,100 Google search results, was featured in a video with over 3 million views as of October 22nd 2019 and even got a petition on change.org to get him into Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
“Pappy van Poodle for Smash!”
“Pappy van Poodle...neighbour, businessman...and mentor to Rusty for nearly 20 human years.”
“Pappy van Poodle...neighbour, businessman...and mentor to Rusty for nearly 20 human years.”
pappy van poodle by SleepyCustard October 22, 2019
Related Words
poodae • poodle • pooder • poodie • pooda • Poodle people • poodlefaking • Poodle girl • poodacac • poodah
Doodles Poodles
A group of 4 amazing friends who love summer,dogs, and are absolutely insane and act 4 years old all the time and can party pretty hard
Doodles Poodles by Funlover2018 May 26, 2018
Sod Poodle
The name used for “prairie dogs” a hundred years ago. A name loved by the Amarillo Community, but hated by a few clueless haters who Fish for support.
The pioneers were always weary of “sod poodles” destroying their crops.
Sod Poodles are scarier than a cheap haunted house.
Sod Poodles are scarier than a cheap haunted house.
Sod Poodle by WildWest44 November 14, 2018
Babysitter Poodles
Specially bred poodles who will babysit your children during the COVID Pandemic while you are at work.
These super-smart Babysitter Poodles can even make sandwiches and go to the store for you if you let them use your iPhone and do Apple Pay!
Babysitter Poodles by Dr Bunnygirl June 10, 2020
Pot-Poodle
Man I can't belive how much Jeff's Pot-Poodle has learned in just a few days.
Hey guys check out what my Pot-Poodle learned how to do last night.
Hey guys check out what my Pot-Poodle learned how to do last night.
Pot-Poodle by Nadisam December 31, 2012
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kidulting by Emotional Cruiser October 12, 2025
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Boffin
British slang for a scientist or technical expert, esp . when the speaker is not certain of the expert’s specific field of study. Not necessarily derogatory, but typically used by persons without a technical background. In the US, the equivalent would be “egghead”, “squint”, or “geek.”
Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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