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'''Cowfish Craig''' is a character featured in the video game ''[[Employee of the Month (video game)|Employee of the Month]]''. | |||
'''Cowfish Craig''' is a character featured in [[Employee of the Month (video game)|Employee of the Month]]. | |||
==Appearance== | ==Appearance== | ||
He is a "cowfish" that lives in a small [[Cowfish Craig's Shack|shack]] and lives in [[Waverly Hills]] in [[Bottom's Up!]] He is a friend of [[Sandy Cheeks|Sandy]]'s and used to live in Texas. | He is a "cowfish" that lives in a small [[Cowfish Craig's Shack|shack]] and lives in [[Waverly Hills]] in [[Bottom's Up!]] He is a friend of [[Sandy Cheeks|Sandy]]'s and used to live in Texas. | ||
==Things he likes to do== | ==Things he likes to do== | ||
*Talk to [[Sandy Cheeks|Sandy]]. | *Talk to [[Sandy Cheeks|Sandy]]. | ||
*Watch "The Good, The Bad and The Orca" | *Watch "The Good, The Bad and The Orca." | ||
*Sit down. | *Sit down. | ||
*Go to [[Sublime Seafoods]]. | *Go to [[Sublime Seafoods]]. | ||
*Take Carlton Ritts' golden coconut for himself as a paper-weight. | *Take Carlton Ritts' golden coconut for himself as a paper-weight. | ||
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[[Category:Fish]] | [[Category:Fish]] | ||
[[Category:Minor characters]] | |||
Revision as of 19:45, 29 August 2014
Cowfish Craig is a character featured in the video game Employee of the Month.
Appearance
He is a "cowfish" that lives in a small shack and lives in Waverly Hills in Bottom's Up! He is a friend of Sandy's and used to live in Texas.
Things he likes to do
- Talk to Sandy.
- Watch "The Good, The Bad and The Orca."
- Sit down.
- Go to Sublime Seafoods.
- Take Carlton Ritts' golden coconut for himself as a paper-weight.