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When Gurgle can toggle the haggling of boondoggles at Google Muggle Ogle, while playing a bugle, you call it:



GOOGLE MUGGLE OGLE BUGLE GURGLE BOONDOGGLE HAGGLE TOGGLE

lol - Tokage

When Gurgle can toggle the haggling of boondoggles at Google Muggle Ogle, while playing a bugle in a Peggle level you call it:



GOOGLE MUGGLE OGLE BUGLE GURGLE BOONDOGGLE HAGGLE TOGGLE PEGGLE

This still has some potential. Nice move with Peggle there, Wil.
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When Gurgle can toggle the haggling of boondoggles at Google Muggle Ogle, while playing a bugle for a beagle in a Peggle level you call it:


GOOGLE MUGGLE OGLE BEAGLE BUGLE GURGLE BOONDOGGLE HAGGLE TOGGLE PEGGLE

GOOGLE MUGGLE OGLE BEAGLE BUGLE GURGLE BOONDOGGLE HAGGLE TOGGLE PEGGLE SMEAGLE!

When Gurgle can toggle the haggling of boondoggles at Google Muggle Ogle, while playing a bugle for a beagle and a sméagol made of bagels in a Peggle level, you call it:


GOOGLE MUGGLE OGLE BEAGLE BAGEL SMÉAGOL GURGLE BUGLE BOONDOGGLE HAGGLE TOGGLE PEGGLE

Wilbefast wrote: ...SMÉAGOL ...

Damn, I was hoping people wouldn't know how to spell Smeagol

(i could find other words to with the -gle ending, but i wanted to use smeagol dammit!)

Doesn't matter how it's spelt, only how it sounds

They all say "smeegle" in the Lord of the Rings films, so it must be the correct pronunciation!

They do? Do they also say 'glem' for Gollum?
I am not so sure Tolkien himself would agree with that pronounciation and I know they use another pronounciation in the German version.
Well, anyways, the bagle smeagol redeems it all...

I think he was just trying to cover up the evidence of my half-assed atrocious cutout LOL

Bagle-smeagle for the win. I need to get that for my avatar...

I see how the pronounciation of smeagol works out now. There is an etymologic root for that word/pronounciation, apparently.
Anyways, this is far from over:

When Gurgle can toggle the haggling of boondoggles at Google Muggle Ogle, while playing a bugle for a beagle and a sméagol made of bagels in a Peggle level full of bog(g)les, you call it:


GOOGLE MUGGLE OGLE BEAGLE BAGEL SMÉAGOL GURGLE BUGLE BOONDOGGLE HAGGLE TOGGLE PEGGLE BOGGLE

Those are called Boggles? I thought this was boggle:

I am now trying to find all the words in the above picture of Boggle

Armored Wolf wrote:Those are called Boggles? I thought this was boggle:

That is boggle.
Nonetheless, bogle or also boggle means ghost according to this source. The verb to boggle means being startled and shying away. The whole concept also seems to be related to the bogeyman. I know that I am probably stretching the definition here and maybe native English speakers wouldn't call the pacman ghosts boggles ever, because the word is more fitting for goblins/cobolds as it seems, but pacman ghosts was the first coming to my mind.


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