Spandy
Spandy is a romantic relationship between SpongeBob and Sandy. There are hints that this ship may be real in several canon episodes.
I Ship spandy!
Spandy by backman212 April 23, 2021
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Spandy
Spandy by SpandyAndy September 23, 2009
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SpandyAndy • Spandies • sandy • Sandy Vagina • Sandy Cheeks • Sandy Hook • sandy handy • sandy-hands • sandy beach • Sandy Eggo
Spandy
Name given to the 80s New Wave band Spandau Ballet as stated by Susanne Sulley from the Human League.
When asked about their red/blue naming system of their albums Susanne Sulley explained that "Red is for posers, for Spandy (Spandau Ballet) types." Oakey added: "Blue is for ABBA fans."
Spandy by dungaduballs August 9, 2010
Spandy
Spandy by FixYourGrammar December 1, 2018
Son of a Spanky
Son of a Spanky by Soph.dolan July 28, 2017
SANDYCANE
We survived SANDYCANE.
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