Papa Tentacles

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It is presumed that he is already dead because Squidward talks about him in past tense. In the episode [[Krab Borg]], [[SpongeBob]] tells [[Mr. Krabs]] that Squidward's father never hugged his son. Then Squidward replied: "My father loved me very much". This probably means that the past tense used for Squidward's father is deceased or Squidward's father now hates him instead of loving him. It is unknown if papa tentacles still lives with [[Mama Tentacles|Squidward's Mother]].
 
It is presumed that he is already dead because Squidward talks about him in past tense. In the episode [[Krab Borg]], [[SpongeBob]] tells [[Mr. Krabs]] that Squidward's father never hugged his son. Then Squidward replied: "My father loved me very much". This probably means that the past tense used for Squidward's father is deceased or Squidward's father now hates him instead of loving him. It is unknown if papa tentacles still lives with [[Mama Tentacles|Squidward's Mother]].
  
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Squidward's dad makes an appearence in the spongebob book "Hooray for dads" and looks like his son. But wears glasses and wears a shirt and a tie.
 
 
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Revision as of 22:15, 18 May 2009

Papa Tentacles is Squidward Tentacles father. He loved Squidward very much. It is presumed that he is already dead because Squidward talks about him in past tense. In the episode Krab Borg, SpongeBob tells Mr. Krabs that Squidward's father never hugged his son. Then Squidward replied: "My father loved me very much". This probably means that the past tense used for Squidward's father is deceased or Squidward's father now hates him instead of loving him. It is unknown if papa tentacles still lives with Squidward's Mother.

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