Patty

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*Patty is seen on the DVD Cover of [[To Love a Patty (DVD)]] dancing with SpongeBob.
 
*Patty is seen on the DVD Cover of [[To Love a Patty (DVD)]] dancing with SpongeBob.
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Revision as of 10:44, 3 June 2008

The Good Looking Patty

Patty was a Krabby Patty that was made by SpongeBob. It is a female that SpongeBob fell in love with. SpongeBob never wants to eat her because he loves her. She is only and ever will be seen in the episode: To Love a Patty. SpongeBob and Patty did lots of things together like dancing. SpongeBob also sang Oh Baby to her.

Looks

Patty is a meat patty with tomato eyes, lettuce hair, cheese clothes and ears and tomato sauce cheeks. Her nose is made of a pickle and her smile is probably a squirt of mustard or mayo. As the episode goes on, Patty becomes rotten and looks extremely smelly and ugly. Green stench comes out of it and Patty is looked to be squashed and off color. when SpongeBob was singing to her, she fell in the water, which made her fall apart and start to smell.

Personality

Patty would originally be a tough fish's lunch, but SpongeBob doesn't want her to get eaten. SpongeBob gives him a Grilled Shoe Burger, and takes Patty home. Patty then has a makeover and hair-cleaning. Sandy doesn't like Patty, because she wants to be SpongeBob's best friend. Patty is on an adventure with SpongeBob. SpongeBob sings the Oh Baby song to her as they get attacked by hungry scallops and fall into the end of the waterfall. Patty soon becomes disgusting, smelly, rotten, and is so terrible-looking that people ran away from her. Then, SpongeBob realizes that he must eat Patty, and he does, but then he will throw up. Patty finally became so disgusting, SpongeBob was forced to eat her

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