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===Curse of the Haunted Clarinet=== | ===Curse of the Haunted Clarinet=== | ||
Squidward cuts one of his flowers off of his garden with his lawn mower and the Flying Dutchman tells him that it belonged to him and now that he did that, Squidward tuns into a ghostFirst he wants to play his clarinet, but he would have to make the clarinet a ghost, too. He then decides to use this to scare SpongeBob and Patrick into moving, but when they're just about to get to that point, he turns back to normal because if that flower grew back, Squidward would no longer be a ghost. SpongeBob vows never to move for as long as he lives (Patrick vowed that too, but as long as chocolate existed in Bikini Bottom.) Squidward pleads to be a ghost again, but it fails so he rips the flower up but it already died so he tries to get rid of all the chocolate supply, but chocolate keeps growing rapidly. He asks if SpongeBob can turn into a ghost again, but no. It already happened. Squidward does not have the money to move (again) and the episode ends when Squidward decides to [[Patty Caper|move the easter island head himself]], no matter the consequences and he succesfully does. | Squidward cuts one of his flowers off of his garden with his lawn mower and the Flying Dutchman tells him that it belonged to him and now that he did that, Squidward tuns into a ghostFirst he wants to play his clarinet, but he would have to make the clarinet a ghost, too. He then decides to use this to scare SpongeBob and Patrick into moving, but when they're just about to get to that point, he turns back to normal because if that flower grew back, Squidward would no longer be a ghost. SpongeBob vows never to move for as long as he lives (Patrick vowed that too, but as long as chocolate existed in Bikini Bottom.) Squidward pleads to be a ghost again, but it fails so he rips the flower up but it already died so he tries to get rid of all the chocolate supply, but chocolate keeps growing rapidly. He asks if SpongeBob can turn into a ghost again, but no. It already happened. Squidward does not have the money to move (again) and the episode ends when Squidward decides to [[Patty Caper|move the easter island head himself]], no matter the consequences and he succesfully does. | ||
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*The scene where The Flying Dutchman (In Patrick's body) tells SpongeBob he's not his friend is similar to the scene in Opposite Day when SpongeBob tells Patrick he hates him. | *The scene where The Flying Dutchman (In Patrick's body) tells SpongeBob he's not his friend is similar to the scene in Opposite Day when SpongeBob tells Patrick he hates him. | ||
*K-X29 (Karen's ghost counterpart) Can only speak in binary code ("001101011010110" means "That's what you said when you tried to boil the Flying Dutchman in a giant ghostly bisqe"). | *K-X29 (Karen's ghost counterpart) Can only speak in binary code ("001101011010110" means "That's what you said when you tried to boil the Flying Dutchman in a giant ghostly bisqe"). | ||
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===Even more of a Sailor mouth=== | ===Even more of a Sailor mouth=== | ||
