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What else can I help you with?
Then what's is Islam name now?
the recpect religion
Is Habbo a rude word?
I think habbo blocks the word habbo because it sounds slightly like "Hobo".
Why is Habbo so popular?
Because of advertisting on other sites, It attracts millons of young people. But people don't wanna pay for credits. So I can provide you a little Information about ''Habbo'' and ''Habbo Retros''. BTW I HATE HABBO! :P
What does a Habbo mod do?
A habbo MOD is somone who works for sulake (The company that owns Habbo) and is payed to ban people if they are discriminating or bullying somone.
Is Habbo Hotel bad?
listen up guys to be true habbo is bad afro people scammers hackers and dirty people who wanna do ti with u is that right and who ever goes on habbo and has it is just desptate Note:plzz if ur 13 14 then start habbo do not start habbo if ur younger danger danger
What is the badger shelter?
people add me on habbo
Why does everyone like to go on Habbo UK?
Before Habbo CA and Habbo USA opened, Habbo UK was the main Habbo site that everyone goes to other than Habbo Sweden, Norway, and other European Habbo sites. It caused others much lag, therefore, Sulake created Habbo Canada (CA) and Habbo USA so that Canadians and Americans alike can go to their own area's Habbo, but since before they were opened, many people pretty much prefer UK as most of their friends are out of state.
Is there a type of Habbo that doesn't need shockwave?
No. If there have type of Habbo that doesn't need shockwave, maybe all of the people will use it.
Does Habbo Hotel give you a gift on your birthday?
No but sometimes you can persuade other people on Habbo to give you a birthday present! :D
Is Habbo bad kids?
Habbo is'nt for people who think they're bad! Its just teens who want to talk OK!
Why was Habbo made?
habbo was made as an oline chat room for teens which means it was made to meet people and chat with freinds
Why do so many people play Habbo?
there are so many players on habbo because of the popularity of the game around the world.
