True - it's the same here in Australia - which makes it even weirder, since 'Wally' was used in the only countries where it actually has a meaning. At first I wondered if in North America the word had a WORSE meaning or something, haha.
After a curious google, it seems that Wally has a different name in quite a few places, but I can find no reliable explanation for why....
*gasp* This is the first thing I ever haven't been able to find out on the internet.....
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