Cheerleader's Boys
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[[Image:Cheerleader Boys.PNG|thumb|"Oh boy, girls! Boys!"]] In almost every issue of [[Teen Girl Squad]], all of the girls, but especially [[Cheerleader]], try to pick up '''boys''' quickly, only to usually be doomed to fatal failure. Oftentimes, she also likes to mention the word "boys" out of actual context. | [[Image:Cheerleader Boys.PNG|thumb|"Oh boy, girls! Boys!"]] In almost every issue of [[Teen Girl Squad]], all of the girls, but especially [[Cheerleader]], try to pick up '''boys''' quickly, only to usually be doomed to fatal failure. Oftentimes, she also likes to mention the word "boys" out of actual context. | ||
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| + | [[Teen Girl Squad Issue 12|Teen Girl Squad Issue 12]] has the most references to boys, as it is set on Valentine's Day and [[Cheerleader|Cheerleader]] believes she has to get a card off several boys. Once she receives a card, she hits the boy with a blackjack. Apparently, she got cards off every football player except one. Meanwhile, [[So and So| So and So]] just wants to give [[Cheerleader|Cheerleader]] the correct spelling of Valentines. [[What's Her Face|What's her Face]] tries to chat up some boys by claiming she likes cloth (Which the boys use as their band name) and [[The Ugly One|The Ugly One]] gets a card off every lunchlady except one. | ||
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Revision as of 20:25, 2 December 2008
Teen Girl Squad Issue 12 has the most references to boys, as it is set on Valentine's Day and Cheerleader believes she has to get a card off several boys. Once she receives a card, she hits the boy with a blackjack. Apparently, she got cards off every football player except one. Meanwhile, So and So just wants to give Cheerleader the correct spelling of Valentines. What's her Face tries to chat up some boys by claiming she likes cloth (Which the boys use as their band name) and The Ugly One gets a card off every lunchlady except one.
Appearances
- Teen Girl Squad Issue 11 — Cheerleader claims that boys an important part of life.
- Teen Girl Squad Issue 14 — Cheerleader is first seen saying, "Oh, boy, girls! Boys!" When asked about them, she says that she just likes to say the word.
- Strong Badia the Free Cave Girl Squad — After the other girls say what they expect from the mammoth hunt, Cheerleader corrects them about the meaning and exclaims, "It's boys, alright? It's always boys!"
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