Pogo
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Pogo may refer to:
In recreation and entertainment:
- Pogo stick, a toy used for hopping up and down
- Stunt Pogo, the act of doing stunts or tricks on a pogo stick
- Pogo ball, a toy consisting of a rubber ball locked into a sturdy plastic platform, used for hopping up and down as with a pogo stick
- Pogo (dance), a dance style
- Pogo Joe, a video game
- Pogo, a skateboarding trick
In music:
- Pogo Pops, a pop rock band from Bergen, Norway
- "Pogo", a song by the band Digitalism
- Pogo Au Go-Go, a music album by Bickley
- Pogo cello a folk percussion instrument
- "Pogo Dancing", a song by Bela B. and PVC.
In fiction:
- Pogo (comics), a comic strip created by Walt Kelly in 1943
- The Pogo Plane, a fictional airplane used by the Fantastic Four
In businesses and organizations:
- Pogo.com, a website
- Pogo TV, a cable television Channel
- Pogo Producing, a Texan company
- Project on Government Oversight, a non-profit organization that investigates corruption and other misconduct in the United States federal government
- Anarchist Pogo Party of Germany
In people:
- DJ Pogo, a DJ/Producer from London
- "Pogo", nickname for Madonna Wayne Gacy, ex-keyboard player for Marilyn Manson
- "Pogo the Clown", a persona used by the serial killer John Wayne Gacy while performing at children's parties
- Tetsuo Sekigawa, "Mr. Pogo", a Japanese professional wrestler
In places:
- Pogo, Côte d'Ivoire
- Pogo, Alabama, a place in Franklin County, Alabama
In technology:
- Bell Pogo, a small rocket-powered platform that carries two people
- Pogo Mobile and nVoy, an early handheld networked device launched in the UK, circa 2000
- XFY Pogo, another name for the Convair XFY, an experimental jet fighter
- Pogo oscillation, a potentially dangerous type of oscillation found in rocket engines
In other uses:
- Pogo, a popular brand of Corn dog sold in Canada
- Pogo (gorilla), a gorilla once housed at the San Francisco Zoo
- AT&T Pogo, a Mozilla Firefox based web browser in development by AT&T