Someone called me a “dodrio”. Is that a complement or an insult or neither?
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“An early pubescent (underage) female tease. Generally undeveloped and very good at what she does. Is willing to do anything to avoid dating her victims while still maintaining their attention, including but not limited to, crying to avoid answering when asked on a date. Dodrios usually target older men ages 18-25.”
Um…the pokemon?
It comes from the Pokeman game or series.
Its a 3 headed bird but it has special abilities so its hard to say whether the person who called you that was trying to insult you or complement you. I guess it would depend on the context of the convesation you were having with them at the time.
Here is the link to a PICTURE of it. It comes from “Bulbapedia” (which looks like Wikipedia) a community-driven Pokémon encyclopedia – so there’s info about too.
http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/D…
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http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/D…
Dodrio is a Pokémon character, described thus:
Appearance
Dodrio has three heads that have a black V-shaped crest on top. The body is nearly all covered in brown down. It has large clawed feet. Its tail is made up of large red feathers. Even though no wings are seen it is still Flying-type. Unlike it’s pre-evolved form, the faces on Dodrio’s faces look different, with each one representing an emotion: joy, sadness, and anger.
Special abilities
Dodrio can have the ability Run Away or the ability Early Bird. Run Away lets Dodrio flee from any wild Pokémon. Early Bird allows Dodrio to wake up faster from the Sleep status. Each of its three heads represents an emotion. Dodrio’s heads represent happiness, sadness, and anger. They are capable of running over 40 MPH.
http://pokemon.wikia.com/wiki/Dodrio