What's Her Face

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"dag, yo"
Lice and bad hair

What's Her Face is the slightly dumpy-looking Teen Girl Squad girl. Her real name is either Virginia, Joy, or Jennifer. She does seem to have more sense than most of Teen Girl Squad, such as refusing to dive into the lion's mouth in Decemberween Teen Girl Squad, although eating "Staple Sauce" in Issue 9 is not consistent with this. However, out of the four girls, she is the one most mistreated (an example is in Teen Girl Squad Issue 3). In Pre-K she has lice and more. She is also the only girl in the squad to wear pants. According to Teen Girl Squad Issue 5, she lives at 412 S. Figgis, Mundelow, 80808. She plays bass left-handed. She is also the only girl in the Squad to have her driver's license, but Cheerleader doesn't care.

She also contributes a song to Strong Bad Sings and Other Type Hits, the dance hit "i think i have a chance with this guy".

Defining Traits

  • unpopular
  • a pity friend
  • considers shoplifting
  • wears the same clothes
  • wants a new stepdad
  • college radio
  • lice and more

Hurt By

Filmography

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