Hairstyle Runner

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Hairstyle Runner is a simple game where you can put your own hairstyle on Homestar Runner's picture by dragging the pieces of "iron filings" with your cursor acting as a magnet. The game is made in Prance.

Page Title: Hairstyle Runner!

Contents 1 Easter Eggs 1.1 List of Gallery Names 2 Fun Facts 3 External Links

Easter Eggs

The alt attributes for the images contain the names given to them by The Brothers Chaps.

List of Gallery Names

professional wrestler	evil dungeon master	guy from prodigy	marcy from peanuts w/soul patch	dogstar runner	big bolts in my head	our dad is weird	lowenbrau
flash gordon badguy w/cornrows	blair witch head	jada pinkett smith (unshaven)	oh, hello pistachio	hands in mittens	homestar klesko	the guy in the crocodile dundee ceiling	friar tuck
shogun for the PC jr. CGA color	donna's dad from that 70's show	genghis kahn or torture guy from lethal weapon 2	shoney's big boy gone all wrong	vacuum hose beard	homestar the terrible	i am cool, hope you're awesome	your uncle
the culligan man	daniel boone come on and come on	li mu bai	bi mu lai	ching chong pong	litigation jackson	homestar vailant	doing SPROING!
L5P	i'm terribly vexed	police chief ordonez	leftover poop	the summer solstice?	smartass	a bozo no-no	what disease?
trust the gorton's fisherman	candy raver	rollins band's 2nd to last album	father dowling is scowling	homestar kotter for real	david putty is the tick	punk rock changed our lives	flavor box
international space station head	1-800-call-kobak	2 bows! and faucet handle face!	spock can talk to whales	that part in gladiator	professor dardarium	eyeball sandwich	donna's mom from that 70's show
donna's goldfish from that 70's show	the stihl lumberjack games	FUJIYAMA!!	pull cord, close face	sterray number 1 in town for oasis	dinsey wad	pestilence	gribby's big score
old timey bicycle	oh, halo	your P.E. teacher	hmm, yes, I say...quite.	I listened to L7, then I stopped	mom's choose GIF	THE CRISPO!!!	rennur ratsemoh
mother frig	rough n' stuff	that guy from office space	ladies and gentlemen, cactus cheek	I admit it! I've made mistake?!	this is logot! this is always great!	combover city	i dangled, he jangled
myah, myah see?	roswell new mexico head	cinnabon imperial	i'm going door to door to make you this incredible offer!	feelin fuzzy	Ford F150	padawan dork	(mohawk that spans two rows) blank
seriously...	mortimer	blank	blank	blank	blank	bad motivator finger

Fun Facts

This game is based on the classic game Wooly Willy. "L5P" refers to Little Five Points, a neighborhood in Atlanta known for the tattoo-and-piercing crowd. Homestar has the Marshmallow's Last Stand Design, but his eyes have the current design. "Mortimer" was the original name for Mickey Mouse, as well as another character of the Mickey Mouse universe. There are 45 iron filling spots to move. Some of the gallery examples can not actually be made, due to the dimensions of the space in which the iron filings can be moved. A Hairstyle Runner design is featured in the email homestar hair, which was promptly deleted by Strong Bad. "Punk rock changed our lives" in a famous line from Minutemen's "History Lesson - Part II". TBC have many other SST Records references on the site, including Strong Mad's Black Flag tattoo in an In Search of the Yello Dello outtake and Homestar's "Corporate Rock Still Sucks" shirt while as dressed as Kurt Cobain in Homestarloween Party. This is another instance of smoking This features swearing in it. "david puddy is the tick" refers to Patrick Warburton's roles as both David Puddy in Seinfeld and the title character in The Tick, a short-lived live action show on FOX. "Marcy from Peanuts with soul patch" refers to the character Marcie from the comic strip Wikipedia:Peanuts. "Flash Gordon badguy w/ cornrows" is a reference to Ming the Merciless from the Flash Gordon comic strip. "Blair witch head" is a reference to a well-known image of a girl in a knit hat featured on advertising for the movie The Blair Witch Project. Jada Pinkett-Smith is an actress. Crocodile Dundee is a 1986 comedy film about a man from the Australian outback trying to adjust to life in New York City. Friar Tuck is one of Robin Hood's band of "Merry Men." "Shogun for the PC Jr. CGA Color" probably refers to the Infocom interactive fiction game [Wikipedia:James Clavell's Shogun|Shogun]]. The PC Jr. was IBM's first attempt at an inexpensive home computer. "Donna's dad from That 70's Show" refers to the character Bob Pinciotti, the father of Donna Pinciotti on nostalgic sitcom That '70s Show. Likewise, "Donna's mom from That 70's Show" and "Donna's goldfish from That 70's Show" are similar references. Lethal Weapon 2 was a popular 1989 action movie starring Mel Gibson and Danny Glover.

"Shoney's Big Boy gone all wrong" refers to the mascot of the Big Boy chain of family restaurants. Shoney's was once a regional franchise of these restaurants. "Homestar the Terrible" is likely a reference to Russian tsar Ivan the Terrible. "The Culligan man" is a reference to the water company Culligan's famous advertising slogan, "Hey, Culligan man!" Daniel Boone was an American pioneer featured in many folklore stories. In folklore, he is depicted as wearing a raccoon-fur hat with the raccoon's tail hanging from the back. "Homestar Valiant" is a reference to the narrative comic strip Prince Valiant. "A bozo no-no" is a reference to children's television show character Bozo the Clown. "Trust the Gorton's fisherman" is the slogan of frozen seafood company Gorton's. A candy raver is a subculture known for attending raves while wearing bright clothing with many trinkets and glowsticks. "Rollins Band second-to-last album" refers to a rock band fronted by Henry Rollins, who also appears in Teen Girl Squad Issue 5. "Father Dowling is scowling" refers to the main character of Father Dowling Mysteries. "Homestar Kotter for real" refers to Gabe Kotter, the main character of Welcome Back, Kotter. "Spock can talk to whales" refers to the movie Star Trek IV, where the character Spock does indeed talk to humpback whales. "That part in Gladiator" refers to the 2000 drama Gladiator, starring Russell Crowe. "Stihl lumberjack games" refers to the company Stihl, best-known for manufacturing chainsaws, which sponsors a lumberjack competition. "Fujiyama" is a common mistranslation of the Japanese name for Mount Fuji. L7 is a punk rock band. "That guy from Office Space" is probably a reference to Lawrence, the laid-back neighbor of Peter, the main character of the movie. "Roswell New Mexico head" refers to the fact that Roswell, New Mexico is famous for alleged UFO and alien sightings. "Cinnabon imperial" refers to Cinnabon, a chain of stores that sell cinnamon rolls, and likely Princess Leia, a Star Wars character whose hairstyle resembles two cinnamon rolls. "Padawan dork" refers to the the fact that padawans (a term for Jedi apprentices in Star Wars) must wear their hair short with a long, thin ponytail.

External Links

• Play the Game
• Play the Game (Flash file)
• View the Gallery