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Keep it as-is.

 

Do it for me. ._.

 

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my last two name changes were mostly inspired by you

 

i think

 

i'd need to check again to be sure but

 

anyway

I say change to Squishy Frog.

AHA

 

COUNT BLECK

 

YOU KNOW YOU WANT TO

 

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Squish E. Frog is awesome.

 

DO IT

 

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I WAS RIGHT

YOU WERE HIS PAWN ALL ALONG

 

NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO FIGHT FOR FREEDOM

 

ALSO OBEY BAMBI

When I saw that image I took it as a hint to suggest Dora the Explorer.

 

So go ahead and change it to that.

Change it to: FudgedRuptured

Frog. E. Squash

Actually, how about you go by the scientific name for a squishy frog:

 

Rana limosis

 

or R. limosis

 

Actually, there's no direct translation for "squishy". Limosis actually means "muddy", but that's what Google translate gave me. Other words that might fit are mollis (I typed in "soft"), and udus ("wet, moist, damp, dank, fresh"). Take your pick.

 

Your Honor,

Emperor Kraggh

Squishy Penguin.

 

For me.

Toa of Dancing.

 

Oh wait don't 'cause then I couldn't. XD

Actually, how about you go by the scientific name for a squishy frog:

 

Rana limosis

 

or R. limosis

 

Actually, there's no direct translation for "squishy". Limosis actually means "muddy", but that's what Google translate gave me. Other words that might fit are mollis (I typed in "soft"), and udus ("wet, moist, damp, dank, fresh"). Take your pick.

 

Your Honor,

Emperor Kraggh

 

Please note that if you use this name and you use udus, uvidus (udus is supposedly a shortened form of this), or umidus, you'll have to change the -us ending to -a to match with the gender of the word rana, which is feminine and not masculine. This would also apply to limosus (limosis is a form of this word). This isn't the case with mollis, though, as the -is ending is used when modifying both masculine and feminine nouns/pronouns.

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