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The Something Awful Forums > The Finer Arts > Creative Convention > My brother and I gave our toys real, fully formed personalities
 
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Trisha Garuav
Jun 2, 2017
 My brother and I were different from most kids; we gave our toys real, fully formed personalities.


Orangestripes: A cowardly, evil, lazy British tiger. We were his slaves and his catchphrase was “carry me, slaves”

Smart Dog: A British “mad genius” dog

Spot: A dog that goes “woh” and each series of barks translates to a sentence. The only non-talking character

Brownspot: A wise British dog

Scruffy: A 4-year-old puppy

Emily: A female dog

Truffles: A female dog

Hal: A dog whose catchphrase is “yo, bro”

Dumb Donkey: A derpy donkey with a Southern accent

We went on dramatic adventures with them in 2009, and in 2014 we did a "final season finale".

Before 2008 we also had Grampa, an elderly dog with a Southern accent.
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