Toon above you again

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Explain the reasoning behind the name of the person above you

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You like to befriend pigs, then gut them and devour them after baking them into delicious pies.

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I like bob seger, isn’t funny how the nighthold moves

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Me too but you obviously didnt read the post

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No i didn’t read but I think Crazie got his name for his amazing bargains

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Many will say you’re a fan of pies made out of pigs.

But I say you one day dream of making a pig out of pies.

This is literally true. Well done!

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You were going to type “Roland”, but being a Worgen means you added a little more grrrrowl than you meant to.

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@Seger: I can’t decide if that’s a Silver Bullet Band reference, or an homage to the Popeye cartoonist.

@Nallie: A tribute to Nellie Bly, who beat “Around The World In 80 days” by about a week.

(ETA: Engineer, actually.)

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Clearly sprung forth from the mind of an accountant that loves 300.

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It’s actually a reference to the children’s poem/cartoon Nellie the Elephant (which I loved as a kid), but good guess! And now I’m reading Nellie Bly’s wikipedia page and darn, what a cool lady.

(I’ve been done! Skip me and do Lejk.)

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Lejk. That one is hard.

Maybe in English, we say just say “jk” but in french, they say “Le jk” ?

She is a French Joker?

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clearly you like cursewords :wink:

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Likes Gwen Stefani and she ain’t no hollaback girl.

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She’s afraid of the tides, or of werewolves, or of tidal werewolves.

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Text to speech RIGHT when he took a sucker punch.

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Hmm :thinking:… My initial thought was that your toon’s name was somehow inspired/tied to Spanish, but I don’t think that’s the case. Your toon’s mog appears that your a hero of Alliance (good), but beyond that I have no clue :man_shrugging: why your toon’s name is Caloho.

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Honestly, it just kind of came to mind and kind of stuck. Felt fun to say IRL too! :stuck_out_tongue:

Kind of reminds me of ‘Kahlúa’.

Edit: Skip me and go to Auslander! :smiley:

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Well “au” means “at” so you must be at some place called Sländer

Ooh my randomness got it indirectly correct. I should harness this power…

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Close… Auslander is a German word for “foreigner/stranger/unknown person”. It’s also the song title of one of my favorite Rammenstein tracks. I’d post the YouTube link to the music :notes: video “auslander”, but probably not age appropriate.

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@Nokken: It sounds like a loose reference to some kind of dragon ballz or anime involving a lot of unnaturally powerful and tough characters. Maybe you like those kinds of things?