mambo101
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is a wrigglie considered a wobblie?
At what age...
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lanna21974
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ROFL.........I'm not sure of an exact age but Ialready call mine "wigglewobblies." They already do a form of wobblingso I figured that term fits them better than just wrigglies.
Lanna
Lanna
*nepo*
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Lol, I don't know as I never had wrigglies/ wobblies .
.Delphinum
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The other question is where does the 'bodybopping' stage fit into wrigglies and wobblies? Ours are atthat stage when they won't keep still and 'pop' up and down when wehold them... hence the blurry heads in the photos!LOL They're pretty darn fast too, one of them shot up Dan'sarm last night!
Ang xx
Ang xx
JimD
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lanna21974 wrote:
Then a "wobblie"...
I think the next stage should be a "weeble" (becuz they still wobble, but they don't fall down ).
Jim
First a "wrigglie"...
Then a "wobblie"...
I think the next stage should be a "weeble" (becuz they still wobble, but they don't fall down
).Jim
lanna21974
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JimDwrote:
lanna21974 wrote:First a "wrigglie"...
Then a "wobblie"...
I think the next stage should be a "weeble" (becuz they still wobble, but they don't fall down
Jim
Bo B Bunny
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JimD wrote:
LOL! I love it!lanna21974 wrote:First a "wrigglie"...
Then a "wobblie"...
I think the next stage should be a "weeble" (becuz they still wobble, but they don't fall down
Jim
mambo101
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You could always go Star Trek and call them Tribbles!
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pamnock
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And after "weebles", it's time to wean the "weaners".
Pam
Pam
lanna21974
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pamnock wrote:
Ohman I like that one too!!!
Lanna
Ohman I like that one too!!!Lanna
JimD
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pamnock wrote:
After that are they just "wittle wones"?
