Fake Science Monthly

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'''Bold text'''Fake Science Monthly is a magazine that patrick subsribes to and belives.It is only seen in [[The Camping Eposode]]
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'''''Fake Science Monthly''''' is a magazine that [[SpongeBob SquarePants|SpongeBob]] and [[Patrick Star|Patrick]] are subscribed to and believe everything said in it. It's only seen in [[The Camping Episode (Episode)|The Camping Episode]]. It is best described as a tabloid (although some material in it is true), similar to the ''[[The Bikini Bottom Inquirer|Bikini Bottom Inquirer]]'' or other gossip papers.
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==Issues Shown==
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In the episode, only two of the many issues are shown. The first issue shows the following article on the front cover: "[[Sea Bear|Sea Bears]] and Fairy-Tales are Real". The second issue shows another article, entitled "How to Stop a Sea Bear". It is quite obvious that the magazine has misinformation, but the [[Anti-Sea Bear Circle]] is true, as it really does protect one from a Sea Bear.
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==Related Pages==
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*[[Sea Bear]]
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*[[Anti-Sea Bear Circle]]
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*[[Sea Rhinoceros]]
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*[[Anti-Sea Rhinoceros Undergarments]]
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Latest revision as of 00:51, 15 January 2023

Fake Science Monthly is a magazine that SpongeBob and Patrick are subscribed to and believe everything said in it. It's only seen in The Camping Episode. It is best described as a tabloid (although some material in it is true), similar to the Bikini Bottom Inquirer or other gossip papers.

[edit] Issues Shown

In the episode, only two of the many issues are shown. The first issue shows the following article on the front cover: "Sea Bears and Fairy-Tales are Real". The second issue shows another article, entitled "How to Stop a Sea Bear". It is quite obvious that the magazine has misinformation, but the Anti-Sea Bear Circle is true, as it really does protect one from a Sea Bear.

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