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My friend told me that if you go to the butterfly and bug enclosure in the museam you can talk to tortimer and he'll giv you emoticons are they lieing??? If they are how the heck do you get emoticons because my friend got them

Date of Question: Mar 30th 2008 | Question ID: 114327

nintendodsmanic | | Joined:
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No, that is not true. There are amazing things done with hacking, so he may have hacked to do that. There is a way without cheating to get emotions (not emoticons).(for emoticons, you can type in a smiley that can look like this
:-). You can't get smileys like the ones Supercheats has) If you speak to Dr. Shrunk (a pink visitor that will come on random days) you can pick an emotion. He will tell you a story, then when he shows the emotion tap your character. You will learn the emotion. You can acess them in the talking menu.

Judicator328 | Member | Joined: Jul 29th 2006
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Um, your friend lied to you because if you are talking about emotions, only Dr. Shrunk can give you those...

runscaper389 | Member | Joined: Jul 31st 2007
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Ya,runscaper389 is right.You can only get emotions from Dr.Shrunk.Your friend lied,sorry they did.

beardog | Member | Joined: Mar 25th 2008
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Jackieboy Tips:

I think they got mixed up. You can talk to Tortimer on Bug-Off events outside the Town Hall, but he doesn't give you emoticons.

However, the person who DOES is Dr. Shrunk. He's a pink... THING (for lack of better word XD) with a yellow outfit that walks around your Town on a random day Mon-Fri between 6am-12am.

Hope I helped!

Jackieboy | Member | Joined: Jan 17th 2005
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