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One day at [[church]], Greg decided to say it to Manny, and when he does, Manny begins to cry, and the Heffleys leave early in embarrassment. At home, [[Susan Heffley|Susan]] bans the word in the family and nobody can say it or they risk putting money in Manny's [[Swear Jar]].
One day at [[church]], Greg decided to say it to Manny, and when he does, Manny begins to cry, and the Heffleys leave early in embarrassment. At home, [[Susan Heffley|Susan]] bans the word in the family and nobody can say it or they risk putting money in Manny's [[Swear Jar]].


After it is banned, Rodrick finds a way to get around the censoring by saying the words in separated parts during 3 different days. Pl-oo-py. Over the course of 3 days.
After it is banned, Rodrick finds a way to get around the censoring by saying the words in separated parts during 3 different days. Pl-oo-py.
 
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==Gallery==
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Revision as of 23:20, 27 April 2019

Template:EpicstubPloopy is a word made up by Manny. He uses the word as an insult to Greg as he takes his anger out on everyone after losing Tingy. When he says it, Greg doesn't know what it means. He then asks Mom what ploopy means, who says, "What IS a ploopy?" Manny uses the strange word to his advantage, calling Greg a Ploopy.

One day at church, Greg decided to say it to Manny, and when he does, Manny begins to cry, and the Heffleys leave early in embarrassment. At home, Susan bans the word in the family and nobody can say it or they risk putting money in Manny's Swear Jar.

After it is banned, Rodrick finds a way to get around the censoring by saying the words in separated parts during 3 different days. Pl-oo-py.

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Trivia

  • In the online version, the word "pootie" is used instead.