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No. It's just a creepypasta.
Creepypastas are scary stories (where nearly everyone kills themselves in the end, maybe it's a little bit scarier then, I don't know!)
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Is pearls real name from SpongeBob?
no she is not
Is there a real animal in the sea like SpongeBob?
Yes it is called a sea sponge but not as bright yellow as Spongebob
What is the real rating of SpongeBob?
spongebob was originally designed to be an adult swim. it was later decided to be a childrens show.
Does SpongeBob have a grandpa?
yes, Spongebob has a grandpa. He never says his real name because spongebob only calls him "grandpa"
Why is there videos of SpongeBob on YouTube and it is not the real thing?
Because people only post videos. They like to put what they want, not any real pics of spongebob. If people would post the episodes and pics of spongebob then you would be able to find it.
Are you really sure that SpongeBob is real?
Spongebob is a fictional character and therefore does not exist.
Do gray wolves like SpongeBob?
omg spongebob is not real
How can you meet SpongeBob square pants?
If you mean buy a toy of Spongebob Squarepants, you can just buy one from the shop. If you mean meet the real Spongebob Squarepants underwater, he's a cartoon character. I'm not saying I dislike Spongebob, (Spongebob's great), but Spongebob is not real, and you cannot meat with cartoon characters.
What is the real color of SpongeBob?
yellow
Is Spongebob Squarepants real life?
No.
Is pearls real name from SpongeBob?
no she is not
Where Can You Find The Real Spongebob?
Youtube.com, or buy SpongeBob on DVD.
Is SpongeBob called that cause his real name is bob and he is a sponge?
they call him spongebob because he is a sponge
When was Bootleg - song - created?
Bootleg - song - was created in 1969.
When was Bootleg Detroit created?
Bootleg Detroit was created in 1994.
When was Ghetto Bootleg created?
Ghetto Bootleg was created in 2005.
When was Bootleg Retrospective created?
Bootleg Retrospective was created in 1977.
