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| rdfs:comment | - This character is listed in the credits of "Decision" but does not seem to appear on screen. Her scene(s) were probably deleted. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- Little girl is unnamed girl who was a victim of Freddy Krueger in the past way before A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) and only appeared in Freddy vs. Jason. She is also one of the 20 child victims of The Springwood Slasher
- She came into the cafeteria and tried to get some french fries from House, but he told her to go get her own. He asked about her condition and once he learns its not contagious, he decides to give her some chips and compliment her on her toy bear. However, she insists the toy is a dog. Cuddy comes in to ask House for help with her case, but House ignores her and engages the girl in a conversation about whether her toy is a bear or a dog. He reminds her about how dangerous bears are compared to dogs and she has to be able to tell the difference between them. She insists its a dog because it has a collar. Just as he insists it's not a dog just because she says it is, he realizes what might be wrong with his patient - she looks like a dwarf but might not actually be one.
- Little Girl is a young girl who appeared in "Killer Instinct".
- Little Girl (1999) is a 10-minute movie created by Juliette Garrison.
- The Little Girl is a minor character from The Garfield Show. She has blond hair and wears a red dress.
- The little girl is an unofficial flower vendor, and an inhabitant of London. She is one of the many children that get abducted by the Noah's Ark Circus.
- The little girl has just lost a tooth. Will she ever see the tooth fairy?
- The Little Girl is the first owner of Ren and Stimpy. In "Big House Blues", she noticed Ren as a cute little poodle because he was covered in hair balls. When she took Ren, Stimpy missed him. Ren told her that she couldn't take himself unless she brought Stimpy too.
- A Little Girl appeared in a total of 2 episodes over the course of the series.
- The Little Girl is a boss in Conker's Bad Fur Day and its remake, Conker: Live & Reloaded. She is also the co-boss of It's War alongside the Experiment.
- Little Girl is the twenty-fourth episode of Garo. It features the first appearance of Messiah.
- She is the best choice as your first pet as she is faster than her main alternatives, the fallen soldier and warrior of Elea, and can wield weapons, unlike a bear. Just about anything relating to her can be a source of implicit humor (and disgust) for many players, starting with the fact that she is a pet.
- The Little Girl was an altered young female squirrel that first appeared in Conker's Bad Fur Day and its remake Conker: Live & Reloaded. She controls The Experiment, and resides on its right arm, like a hand puppet. She controls The Experiment and seems to have a massive knowledge about weapons. According to her, she was once nothing more than an ordinary child, but those days are long-gone; the experiments that Professor von Kripplespac performed on her have since warped her into a demonic, sadistic maniac.
- "Little Girl" is a popular song recorded by the California group Syndicate of Sound, and written by Don Baskin and Bob Gonzalez of the band. It reached the US national pop charts in June 1966, peaking at #8. This song is an example of 1960s punk rock or Garage Rock, because of the rejection of love and sex throughout this song, which is spoken, rather than sung. ("You can leave little girl, I don't want you around no more".) The instrumental theme used similar chords to the Leaves version of "Hey Joe". The Residents recorded the song as part of their Third Reich 'n Roll album of 1976.
- The Little Girl quest (sometime known as the Theo Quest) involves killing the Hork Demon at level 3 of the Festering Nest and giving back a lost teddy bear, called Theo or Theodore, to Celia. For this the player will receive a random magic amulet. If the Command.txt exploit is not used, meaning that Celia is not in the game, the Hork Demon will not drop Theo but instead the random magic amulet.
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| abstract | - "Little Girl" is a popular song recorded by the California group Syndicate of Sound, and written by Don Baskin and Bob Gonzalez of the band. It reached the US national pop charts in June 1966, peaking at #8. This song is an example of 1960s punk rock or Garage Rock, because of the rejection of love and sex throughout this song, which is spoken, rather than sung. ("You can leave little girl, I don't want you around no more".) The instrumental theme used similar chords to the Leaves version of "Hey Joe". The Residents recorded the song as part of their Third Reich 'n Roll album of 1976. A version by British group The Banned was a UK hit in 1977. Another version was made by The Dead Boys on their first album Young, Loud and Snotty also released in 1977. R.E.M. played the song in their very early shows.
- This character is listed in the credits of "Decision" but does not seem to appear on screen. Her scene(s) were probably deleted. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- Little girl is unnamed girl who was a victim of Freddy Krueger in the past way before A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) and only appeared in Freddy vs. Jason. She is also one of the 20 child victims of The Springwood Slasher
- She came into the cafeteria and tried to get some french fries from House, but he told her to go get her own. He asked about her condition and once he learns its not contagious, he decides to give her some chips and compliment her on her toy bear. However, she insists the toy is a dog. Cuddy comes in to ask House for help with her case, but House ignores her and engages the girl in a conversation about whether her toy is a bear or a dog. He reminds her about how dangerous bears are compared to dogs and she has to be able to tell the difference between them. She insists its a dog because it has a collar. Just as he insists it's not a dog just because she says it is, he realizes what might be wrong with his patient - she looks like a dwarf but might not actually be one.
- Little Girl is a young girl who appeared in "Killer Instinct".
- Little Girl (1999) is a 10-minute movie created by Juliette Garrison.
- The Little Girl is a minor character from The Garfield Show. She has blond hair and wears a red dress.
- The little girl is an unofficial flower vendor, and an inhabitant of London. She is one of the many children that get abducted by the Noah's Ark Circus.
- The Little Girl quest (sometime known as the Theo Quest) involves killing the Hork Demon at level 3 of the Festering Nest and giving back a lost teddy bear, called Theo or Theodore, to Celia. For this the player will receive a random magic amulet. If the Command.txt exploit is not used, meaning that Celia is not in the game, the Hork Demon will not drop Theo but instead the random magic amulet. "I lost Theo! I lost my best friend! We were playing over by the river, and Theo said he wanted to go look at the big green thing. I said we shouldn't, but we snuck over there, and the suddenly this bug came out! We ran away but Theo fell down and the bug grabbed him and took him away!" "You found him! You found him! Thank you! Oh Theo, did those nasty bugs bugs scare you? Hey! Ugh! There's something stuck to your fur! Ick! Come on, Theo, let's go home! Thanks again, hero person!"
- The little girl has just lost a tooth. Will she ever see the tooth fairy?
- The Little Girl is the first owner of Ren and Stimpy. In "Big House Blues", she noticed Ren as a cute little poodle because he was covered in hair balls. When she took Ren, Stimpy missed him. Ren told her that she couldn't take himself unless she brought Stimpy too.
- A Little Girl appeared in a total of 2 episodes over the course of the series.
- The Little Girl was an altered young female squirrel that first appeared in Conker's Bad Fur Day and its remake Conker: Live & Reloaded. She controls The Experiment, and resides on its right arm, like a hand puppet. She controls The Experiment and seems to have a massive knowledge about weapons. According to her, she was once nothing more than an ordinary child, but those days are long-gone; the experiments that Professor von Kripplespac performed on her have since warped her into a demonic, sadistic maniac. Conker first encounters her after he falls into her lair, saying that she wants her mummy. Conker, with a cash reward in mind, helps the little Girl and destroys all of the Submarines. When Conker has done his deed, he heads back to the little girl to "sort out the ransom". The little girl then says that she's happy that she's going to see her mommy and daddy again, and Conker proceeds to pick her up. However, Rodent, in control of the Class Twenty-Two Tank, crashes down into the little girl's lair, interrupting Conker's action. Rodent pops out of the tank hatch, as the little girl goes through her "metamorphosis" behind Conker's back. Rodent warns Conker not to get near the little girl, as he then finds out that she is more than what meets the eye. In a parody of The Exorcist, she twists her head, accompanied by "cracking" noises, and her eyes turn green as she faces Conker again. Her voice changes as she asks Conker "Do you know what your fecking daughter did?", to which Conker replies "What? I don't have a daughter". The circular hatch that her upper torso apparently sticks out from opens up, as the enormous Experiment gets elevated into the main room. She is revealed to be attached to The Experiment in a manner similar to that of a hand puppet. She proceeds and her eyes turn green when she's pissed off (Her eyes are blue when normal). After the defeat of The Experiment, she presses a button which sets off a Countdown set to blow up the entire island. It is unknown why the little Girl wanted Conker to destroy the submarines, or what she intended to do to him if Rodent hadn't shown up. It is also unknown whether she and the Experiment are one and the same, or if they are separate mutual entities, as she claims to be "the brains, and the eyes" and the Experiment is "the brawn". It is unknown if Professor von Kripplespac built the latter, or what he did to alter the little girl. Another mystery is the purpose of the Experiment, or why the Little girl had a button that would detonate the entire island.
- The Little Girl is a boss in Conker's Bad Fur Day and its remake, Conker: Live & Reloaded. She is also the co-boss of It's War alongside the Experiment.
- Little Girl is the twenty-fourth episode of Garo. It features the first appearance of Messiah.
- She is the best choice as your first pet as she is faster than her main alternatives, the fallen soldier and warrior of Elea, and can wield weapons, unlike a bear. Just about anything relating to her can be a source of implicit humor (and disgust) for many players, starting with the fact that she is a pet.
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