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has anybody sent him an email and got something back? i havnt got anything

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It could be, perhaps, it is a false e-mail. Ever thought of that?

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no, his email is on an easter egg in SB email: unused emails

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Strong Sad e-mail was fake, so maybe Bubs mail is fake, too. Either that or try bubs@bubs.bubs.

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Yes, but that doesn't mean they didn't made it up.

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I heard it just gets forwarded to Strong Bad's inbox.

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Strong Sad's wasn't fake. If memory serves, an automatic reply would be sent with a link to Strong Sad's Lament. But I doubt Bubs' email address is real.

yes, all emails sent to HRCHARACTER@homestarrunner.com go to the same inbox..most likely in folders that search for..it is programmed so that anything@homestarrunner.com all goes to one account..so...um..yep. There you have it...Once again DTP saves the day...once again...

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I don't think brotherschaps at homestarrunner dot com goes to the same inbox as strong bad's.

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Memory serves you correct.

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anything sent to _@homestarrunner,com goes to the same inbox, unless TBC has a separate email client that supports one account, but multiple addresses. If not, they probably have different filters for each HR recipient

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And how do you know this? Is there a tool that can track it?

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Why would they use the same inbox for emailing the brothers chaps and strong bad? We know for sure that they check both of those, and I'm sure they don't want them mixed into the same box.

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Well, i have it set up on my website(currently not functioning so great) so that anything@domainname,com is directed to my yahoo account. So i'm just saying that from personal experience, again, if they don't have it set lik that, i'm sure they use a website email client or something along that path.

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It's quite hard to read your posts, but it looks like you're saying that because you use it, they do too.

It's pretty obvious that "strongbad @ homestarrunner.com" goes to Strong Bad's inbox, and "brotherschaps @ homestarrunner.com" goes to TBC's inbox.

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right but the two acounts are probably all connected to one account... They probably have a filter for things sent to bubs or HR or whatever. but @homestarruner.com is one account or client. You can structure it so whatever@website,com is sent to your inbox, whether it be yahoo or aol or anything else...Or, as i say again, they might have a type of email client(such as maddox's if you know) that can filter one@A,com and two@A,com and such...But all in the same account...

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Again, it's quite hard to read your posts. Try investing in some grammar.

From what it looks like you're trying to say that they have one email account that they check their mail on, which is ridiculous to think. They check Strong Bad's e-mail, then they check their own email. "@homestarrunner.com" is one mail account. "Strongbad@homestarrunner.com" is an address in that account, as well as "brotherschaps@homestarrunner.com". I'm sure they don't check emails on one name.

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okay, fine. Let me explain this so you can understand my 'illiterate' typings...
How is checking one account for mulitiple addresses is so absurd? That is a waste of time and internet to check TBC's email, exit that client, check StrongBad's, and so on. What I am saying about how TBC answeres and/or views their e-mail is that they probably maintain an email client for websites(on the internet). Within that client for using email(on the internet) are separate mini-inboxes(areas where one can view their e-mail that they have received, but smaller), and those different, smaller email services within the one email account/client can be filtered so that an email sent to "Address One(first e-mail address) at* AWebsite.com" is sent to the smaller email-checking area labeled "Address One at* AWebsite.com." This little trick(see above) also works if you send an email to Address Two(second e-mail address) at* AWebsite.com, it can be filtered so that the email that is sent to Address Two at* AWebsite.com is sent to the smaller inbox labeled "Address Two at* AWebsite.com." By "Filtered" I mean that a user(online, on an e-mail client) can enter the words "Address Two at* AWebsite.com" in a text slot(area where it is possible for a public user to enter text/writing), thus setting the specific filter to take all of the e-mails sent to AWebsite.com and selectively remove the e-mails labeled "To: Address Two at* AWebsite.com" and send those e-mail into the smaller inbox labeled "Address Two at* AWebsite.com."....have you comprehended this information yet?
If not, I don't beleive the problem is my grammar, but its reader.
*"At" is the legible form of a symbol used in the context of one or more persons who are, in whatever form they choose, sending a message or document to a recipient at an address separate from the senders' own. Viewed as '@'

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They only need to check Strong Bad's emails once a week (at most). The rest of the week they'll be checking their own, so why do they want thousands of Strong Bad's emails mixed in?

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Okay. Enough. Of. The. Being. Jerks. To. Each. Other.

Have we established that both Strong Bad's and TBC's emails are sent to different inboxes so they're not all jumbled up? Grood. Now quit arguing.

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Because...an email sent to TBC@hr,com would go to the TBC minibox...while SB emails go to the SB minibox...any other emails are filtered into other miniboxes, labeled according to the recipient. so and email to SS would go into the minibox "StrongSad@hr,com"...Other emails(like to the poopsmith or marzipan, whose emails haven't been revealed) would be filtered into an 'other' box...

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You can use one client such as Thunderbird or Outlook Express to check more than one account at a time... I do that all the time. They all kind of look like mini-folders and you can browse back and fourth easily but I don't need to do any filtering stuff.

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...exactly..that's pretty much what i've been saying. For some, like Outlook, it filters automatically for the recipient@___,com

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