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[[Image:sbemail142.png|thumb|"You gotta be firm."]]
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[[Image:sbemail142.png|thumb|"Yes, well, you gotta be firm."]]
{{aboutemail}} {{for|list of Strong Bad's secret identities|Secret Identities}}
{{aboutemail}} {{for|list of Strong Bad's secret identities|Secret Identities}}
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''{clears screen}''
''{clears screen}''
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'''STRONG BAD:''' Okay, now all the "rockin' cool"s are off the screen,
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'''STRONG BAD:''' Okay, now all the "rockin' cool"s are off the screen.
''{He shrieks as he realizes what he's typed, and clears the screen again.}''
''{He shrieks as he realizes what he's typed, and clears the screen again.}''
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''{Cut to a wide shot of the computer room. The Poopsmith is standing behind Strong Bad and to his right.}''
''{Cut to a wide shot of the computer room. The Poopsmith is standing behind Strong Bad and to his right.}''
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'''STRONG BAD:''' Dun dun DUUUNH<!--Note: this spelling was taken directly from the Flash file-->! That's right! It is I who dons the crappy orange gloves and shovels{{--}}
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'''STRONG BAD:''' Dun dun DUUUNH<!--Note: this spelling was taken directly from the Flash file-->! That's right! It is I who dons the crappy orange gloves and shovels&mdash;
''{The Poopsmith jabs Strong Bad a couple of times with his shovel. Strong Bad stops typing and turns to face him.}''
''{The Poopsmith jabs Strong Bad a couple of times with his shovel. Strong Bad stops typing and turns to face him.}''
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'''STRONG BAD:''' What the?! What are you ''doing'' here? ''{shakes his fist a little as he talks}'' You ruined my scam, man! I was gonna have all of everyone believing that '''I''' was you and that the steaming pile of whatsit was really a smoldering pile of money covered in whatsit. How'd you get in here anyways?
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'''STRONG BAD:''' What the?! What are you ''doing'' here? ''{shakes his fist a little as he talks}'' You ruined my scam, man! I was gonna have all of everyone believing that I was you and that the steaming pile of whatsit was really a smoldering pile of money covered in whatsit. How'd you get in here anyways?
''{Homestar Runner approaches from the left side of the computer, holding a hamburger.}''
''{Homestar Runner approaches from the left side of the computer, holding a hamburger.}''
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'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' I let him in. ''{to The Poopsmith}'' Here you go. ''{hands him the hamburger}'' Oh, ''{angrily turns to Strong Bad}'' and you're out of mayo.
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'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' I let him in. ''{to The Poopsmith}'' Here you go. ''{hands him the hamburger}'' Oh, ''{turns to Strong Bad}'' and you're out of mayo.
''{Homestar and The Poopsmith exit toward the left. Strong Bad turns and addresses the camera.}''
''{Homestar and The Poopsmith exit toward the left. Strong Bad turns and addresses the camera.}''
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'''STRONG BAD:''' Is there like a sign on my door that says ''{makes a sweeping gesture}'' "Wanted: Everyone I hate. Inquire within."?
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'''STRONG BAD:''' Is there like a sign on my door that says ''{makes a sweeping gesture}'' "Wanted: Everyone I hate. Inquire within"?
''{The King of Town approaches from the right side of the computer.}''
''{The King of Town approaches from the right side of the computer.}''
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'''STRONG BAD:''' ''{resumes typing}'' So apparently I'm not The Poopsmith. But I got lots of secret identities. Lately, I've been using this one: Tip Tappers: Expensive Briefcase Carrier. I use Mr. Tappers when I'm on tour and I want to check into a hotel and not be bothered by legions of fans.
'''STRONG BAD:''' ''{resumes typing}'' So apparently I'm not The Poopsmith. But I got lots of secret identities. Lately, I've been using this one: Tip Tappers: Expensive Briefcase Carrier. I use Mr. Tappers when I'm on tour and I want to check into a hotel and not be bothered by legions of fans.
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''{Cut to Bubs' Concession Stand, now labeled Bubs' Motor Lodge, at night. On the sign is a neon caricature of Bubs's head with three neon Z's next to it, each of which light up in cascading fashion. Bubs is wearing a nametag and Strong Bad has with him a briefcase. A sign-in book is on the counter.}''
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''{Cut to Bubs' Concession Stand, now labeled Bubs' Motor Lodge, at night. On the sign is a neon caricature of Bubs's head with three neon Z's next to it, each of which light up in cascading fashon. Bubs is wearing a nametag and Strong Bad has with him a briefcase. A sign-in book is on the counter.}''
'''BUBS:''' And what name will this room be under?
'''BUBS:''' And what name will this room be under?
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''{Cut to the trailer home. Strong Bad is sitting in a green armchair watching TV. He is wearing a grease-stained A-shirt and has a couple of days' growth of beard stubble on his face. Kids' laughter can be heard in the background.}''
''{Cut to the trailer home. Strong Bad is sitting in a green armchair watching TV. He is wearing a grease-stained A-shirt and has a couple of days' growth of beard stubble on his face. Kids' laughter can be heard in the background.}''
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'''STRONG BAD:''' ''{to someone off screen}'' You get back here with that remote, Jeffrey Beffrey Mudgeman. I'm not afraid to smack{{--}} ''{holds up his glove menacingly}''
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'''STRONG BAD:''' ''{to someone off screen}'' You get back here with that remote, Jeffrey Beffrey Mudgeman. I'm not afraid to smack&mdash; ''{holds up his glove menacingly}''
''{Cut abruptly back to the Lappy.}''
''{Cut abruptly back to the Lappy.}''
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''{Homestar uncrumples it and reads the following. Strong Bad has scribbled over his own name.}''
''{Homestar uncrumples it and reads the following. Strong Bad has scribbled over his own name.}''
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'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' "No I don't. Strong Bad." I mean, "Cara Carabowditbowdit."
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'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' No I don't. Strong Bad. I mean, Cara Carabowditbowdit.
'''MARZIPAN:''' See, I told you.
'''MARZIPAN:''' See, I told you.
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''{Homestar opens his mouth, cut back to the Lappy.}''
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''{Cut back to the Lappy.}''
'''STRONG BAD:''' ''{typing}'' So you see? Secret identities aren't just for superheroes and Garth Brooks anymore. Now, if you'll excuse me, I have several butts to jettison from my home.
'''STRONG BAD:''' ''{typing}'' So you see? Secret identities aren't just for superheroes and Garth Brooks anymore. Now, if you'll excuse me, I have several butts to jettison from my home.
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*Click on the Lappy's screen at the end to see a scene with Marzipan, Homestar, and Strong Sad.
*Click on the Lappy's screen at the end to see a scene with Marzipan, Homestar, and Strong Sad.
:'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' Maybe I should get me one of them pseudonames.
:'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' Maybe I should get me one of them pseudonames.
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:'''STRONG SAD:''' ''{hyperactive, leans in from the left side of the screen}'' It's "-nym"! It's "-nym"! It's pseudo''nym''! Not pseudo''name''! I can't take it anymore! Nym nym nym! It's a Greek word for "name"! Pseudo''nym''! Pseudo''nym''! ''{leans back out}''
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:'''STRONG SAD:''' ''{hyperactive, leans in from the left side of the screen}'' It's "-nym"! It's "-nym"! It's pseudo''nym''! Not pseudo''name''! I can't take it any more! Nym nym nym! It's a Greek word for "name"! Pseudonym! Pseudonym! ''{leans back out}''
==Fun Facts==
==Fun Facts==
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*Bedstuy is short for [[Wikipedia:Bedford-Stuyvesant|Bedford-Stuyvesant]], a neighborhood in the New York City borough of Brooklyn.
*Bedstuy is short for [[Wikipedia:Bedford-Stuyvesant|Bedford-Stuyvesant]], a neighborhood in the New York City borough of Brooklyn.
*A [[Wikipedia:Daemon (computer software)|daemon]], sometimes called a service, is a background process that serves an important function in a computer system.  Common uses for daemons include such things as sending email or running [[Wikipedia:Web server|web]] and [[Wikipedia:File Transfer Protocol|FTP]] servers.
*A [[Wikipedia:Daemon (computer software)|daemon]], sometimes called a service, is a background process that serves an important function in a computer system.  Common uses for daemons include such things as sending email or running [[Wikipedia:Web server|web]] and [[Wikipedia:File Transfer Protocol|FTP]] servers.
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**The word "daemon" can be correctly pronounced "DEE-mon" (just like "demon"), or "DAY-mon", similar to how Strong Bad pronounces it in this email.
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**The word "daemon" can be correctly pronounced "DEE-mon" (just like "demon"), or "DAY-mon", similar to how Strong Bad pronounces it in this e-mail.
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*"Pseudoname" is a common misspelling of "[[Wikipedia:pseudonym|pseudonym]]", a fictitious name used as an alternative to one's legal name. As Strong Sad suggests, "pseudonym" is derived from the Greek word for name, ὄνυμα ''onyma'', which gives rise to the combining form ''-onym'' in English.   
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*"Pseudoname" is a common misspelling of "[[Wikipedia:pseudonym|pseudonym]]," a fictitious name used as an alternative to one's legal name. As Strong Sad suggests, "pseudonym" is derived from the Greek word for name, ὄνυμα ''onyma'', which gives rise to the combining form ''-onym'' in English.   
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*A cowboy is featured on the cover of "Laramie, Why?" because [[Wikipedia:Laramie, Wyoming|Laramie]] is a popular setting for [[Wikipedia:westerns|westerns]]. The book cover may also refer to Laramie Cigarette advertisements, which often feature a simple red/white border color scheme with an image of a cowboy in a relaxed pose.
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*A cowboy is featured on the cover of "Laramie, Why?" because [[Wikipedia:Laramie, Wyoming|Laramie]] is a popular setting for [[Wikipedia:westerns|westerns]].
===Trivia===
===Trivia===
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<br>
<br>
is politics bad?<br>
is politics bad?<br>
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[[HYBRID CARS]]!!<br>
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[[Hybrid Cars|HYBRID CARS!]]<br>
CELEB SHOCKERS!<br>
CELEB SHOCKERS!<br>
A PURSE!</blockquote>
A PURSE!</blockquote>
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===Remarks===
===Remarks===
*The sound when the Poopsmith is poking Strong Bad with his shovel and when Strong Bad is poking the Poopsmith to make him leave is the "Droplet" error sound from the old [[Wikipedia:Mac OS|Mac OS]].
*The sound when the Poopsmith is poking Strong Bad with his shovel and when Strong Bad is poking the Poopsmith to make him leave is the "Droplet" error sound from the old [[Wikipedia:Mac OS|Mac OS]].
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*Strong Bad and The Poopsmith have actually appeared together several times in the past, most notably in [[big white face]], [[haircut]], [[Strong Bad is in Jail Cartoon]], and at the end of most [[Holidays|holiday toons]].
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*Strong Bad and The Poopsmith have actually appeared together several times in the past, most notably in [[big white face]], [[haircut]], [[Strong Bad is in Jail Cartoon]], and at the end of most [[Holidays|Holiday Toons]].
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*If he is to be believed, then Strong Bad is apparently the only main character to have offspring, his second family as Vance Mudgeman. The only other main characters who may possibly have had kids are the King of Town (who originally would have been Marzipan's father) and Coach Z (who implied that he was a mother in [[garage sale]]). However, given Strong Bad's propensity for scams and cons, it's entirely possible that the Mudgeman children are not actually his.
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**Also, during the [[The King of Town DVD Commentary|audio commentary]] for [[The King of Town DVD]], Strong Bad comments negatively on the Poopsmith.
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*If he is to be believed, then Strong Bad is apparently the only main character to have offspring, his second family as Vance Mudgeman. The only other main characters who may possibly have had kids are the King of Town (who originally would have been Marzipan's father) and Coach Z (who implied that he was a mother in [[garage sale]]). However, given Strong Bad's propensity for scams and cons, it's entirely possible that the Mudgeman children are not actually his.
*If the Mudgeman trailer is the trailer in [[portrait]], then the setting has apparently changed since then. In that email, there was a portrait of Strong Bad to the left of the "Born to be Danged" poster, and the moose lamp at the right was originally on the left, and was broken.
*If the Mudgeman trailer is the trailer in [[portrait]], then the setting has apparently changed since then. In that email, there was a portrait of Strong Bad to the left of the "Born to be Danged" poster, and the moose lamp at the right was originally on the left, and was broken.
**Also, the moose lamp was slightly taller in [[portrait]].
**Also, the moose lamp was slightly taller in [[portrait]].
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*In the Easter egg at the end, Homestar states that he would like a pseudonym, even though earlier in the toon, Bubs refers to him as Mr. Dee Williams, implying that he has already been using one.
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*In the Easter egg at the end, Homestar states that he would like a pseudonym, even though earlier in the 'toon Bubs refers to him as Mr. Dee Williams, implying that he has already been using one.
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*When Strong Bad is opening his email, he opens it as a .wad instead of a .exe.
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*When Strong Bad is opening his e-mail, he opens it as a .wad instead of a .exe.
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*When Marzipan says, "And I don't like her pseudoname," it refers back to the email [[marzipan]], where she tells Strong Bad, "And I don't like your outfit."
*Strong Bad's typewriter only makes a carriage return sound once every three lines, even when typing the header and signature.
*Strong Bad's typewriter only makes a carriage return sound once every three lines, even when typing the header and signature.
===Goofs===
===Goofs===
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*Strong Bad commits a common grammatical error, called hypercorrection, by asking "Have you ever seen The Poopsmith and I...?" Because it is in the predicate of the sentence, the phrase should be "The Poopsmith and me." In simpler terms, the sentence should make sense by itself when either "the Poopsmith" or "me" is omitted. <!-- See the talk page for more information; THIS IS TRUE so ask there if you have any questions. Look for the topic that starts "Between you and me...". -->
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*Strong Bad commits a common grammatical error by asking "Have you ever seen The Poopsmith and I...?" Because it is in the predicate of the sentence, the phrase should be "The Poopsmith and me." In simpler terms, the sentence should make sense by itself when either "the Poopsmith" or "me" is omitted. <!-- See the talk page for more information; THIS IS TRUE so ask there if you have any questions. Look for the topic that starts "Between you and me...". -->
*In the Easter egg when Strong Sad says "it's pseudonym", there is a dot by his lip.
*In the Easter egg when Strong Sad says "it's pseudonym", there is a dot by his lip.
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*"BUBSO'S CONCES5ION STAND" is a reference to [[geddup noise]].
*"BUBSO'S CONCES5ION STAND" is a reference to [[geddup noise]].
*Strong Bad prods the Poopsmith with a fondue fork to encourage him to leave. Homestar has borrowed [[Strong Bad's Fondue Pot|Strong Bad's fondue set]] at least twice.
*Strong Bad prods the Poopsmith with a fondue fork to encourage him to leave. Homestar has borrowed [[Strong Bad's Fondue Pot|Strong Bad's fondue set]] at least twice.
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*Bubs's name tag is a reference to [[Puppets on the Road]], where [[Shark-Tooth Bubs]] says, "My name Shark-Tooth Bubs."   
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*Bubs's name tag is a reference to [[Puppets on the Road]], where Shark-Tooth Bubs says "My name Shark-Tooth Bubs."   
*Bubs accepted pencil shavings as legal tender in [[lackey]], as he does here, as evidenced by his guestbook.
*Bubs accepted pencil shavings as legal tender in [[lackey]], as he does here, as evidenced by his guestbook.
*Homestar's [[Homestar Runner's Sleepwear|bathrobe and slippers]] were introduced in [[caper]], as was his [[cinnamon]] beard.
*Homestar's [[Homestar Runner's Sleepwear|bathrobe and slippers]] were introduced in [[caper]], as was his [[cinnamon]] beard.
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===Real-World References===
===Real-World References===
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*"strongbad_email.wad" and "Initiate sbemail-refresh daemon" are homages to [[Doom]], the former specifically being a reference to that game's [[Doom#Doom WADs|WAD files]].
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*The mention of [[Wikipedia:Garth Brooks|Garth Brooks]] is a reference to his 1999 rock & roll alter-ego, [[Wikipedia:Chris Gaines|Chris Gaines]], which he assumed for a movie deal that fell through.
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*The mention of {{wp|Garth Brooks}} is a reference to his 1999 rock & roll alter-ego, {{wp|Chris Gaines}}, which he assumed for a movie deal that fell through.
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*"Strongbad_email.wad" and "Initiate sbemail-refresh daemon" are both homages to the PC game ''[[Wikipedia:Doom|Doom]]''.
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*Homestar's ''[http://www.founditemclothing.com/t-shirts/toxic.html I &#9829; Toxic Waste]'' shirt and pink bunny slippers are references to the movie {{wp|Real Genius}}.
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**[[Wikipedia:Doom WAD|WAD files]] contain level, graphical, and sound files for the game.  
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*The name Jeffrey Beffrey could be a literary nod to the Goose from {{wp|Charlotte's Web}} by E. B. White. The Goose called her son "Jeffrey-Effrey" in her unique rhyming speech.
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**"Initiate sbemail-refresh daemon," is similar to a line of text first seen in ''Doom'' and ''[[Wikipedia:Doom II|Doom II]]'', which reads "Init DOOM refresh daemon."
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* The name Tip Tappers may refer to {{wp|Tip Tipping}}, a 1980s stuntman who acted in many famous productions, including {{wp|Doctor Who}} and [[Indiana Jones]].
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*Homestar's ''[http://www.founditemclothing.com/t-shirts/toxic.html I &#9829; Toxic Waste]'' shirt and pink bunny slippers are references to the movie [[Wikipedia:Real Genius|Real Genius]].
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*"D. Williams" could be a reference to Deron Williams, a professional basketball player currently playing for the Utah Jazz.
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*The name Jeffrey Beffrey could be a literary nod to the Goose from [[Wikipedia:Charlotte's Web|Charlotte's Web]] by E. B. White. The Goose called her son "Jeffrey-Effrey" in her unique rhyming speech.
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* The name Tip Tappers may refer to [[Wikipedia:Tip Tipping|Tip Tipping]], a 1980s stuntman who acted in many famous productions, including [[Wikipedia:Doctor Who|Doctor Who]] and [[Wikipedia:Indiana Jones|Indiana Jones]].
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*Buttless in Bedstuy is a reference to the convention of signing letters to advice columns as "(adjective) in (location)", and may be a direct reference to the movie ''{{wp|Sleepless in Seattle}}''.
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*Buttless in Bedstuy is a reference to the convention of signing letters to advice columns as "(adjective) in (location)", and may be a direct reference to the movie ''[[Wikipedia:Sleepless in Seattle|Sleepless in Seattle]]''.
===Fast Forward===
===Fast Forward===
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* Strong Bad's Cara Carabowditbowdit wig is a costume item in [[Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People]].
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* Strong Bad's [[Cara Carabowditbowdit]] wig is a costume item in [[Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People]].
== DVD Version ==
== DVD Version ==
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{{commentary|email=true}}
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*The DVD version features creators' commentary. To access it, switch your DVD player's audio language selection while watching.
=== Commentary Transcript ===
=== Commentary Transcript ===
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'''MIKE:''' This email talks about secret identities.  Now, do you have any secret identities?
'''MIKE:''' This email talks about secret identities.  Now, do you have any secret identities?
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'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' Um, ye {{--}} no {{--}} s!  ''{finishes with a hissing 's' sound, as though the word "no" interrupted the word "yes"}''
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'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' Um, ye &mdash; no &mdash; s!  ''{finishes with a hissing 's' sound, as though the word "no" interrupted the word "yes"}''
'''MIKE:''' ''{laughs}''
'''MIKE:''' ''{laughs}''
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'''MIKE:''' Uh, "rockin' cool"?
'''MIKE:''' Uh, "rockin' cool"?
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'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' So, why would he try and convince people that he's The Poopsmith {{--}} the poop digger?
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'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' So, why would he try and convince people that he's The Poopsmith &mdash; the poop digger?
'''MIKE:''' The poop digger?
'''MIKE:''' The poop digger?
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'''MIKE:''' Yeah, so...
'''MIKE:''' Yeah, so...
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'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' ''{talking over Mike}'' I get {{--}} I get into those all the time!
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'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' ''{talking over Mike}'' I get &mdash; I get into those all the time!
'''MIKE:''' It's like, you get people to think that ''you're'' The Poopsmith, and then once they believe it they get other people to believe that ''they're'' The Poopsmith.
'''MIKE:''' It's like, you get people to think that ''you're'' The Poopsmith, and then once they believe it they get other people to believe that ''they're'' The Poopsmith.
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'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' ''{talking over Mike, Mike becomes untillegible}'' Ooh! Look at that sandwich I made The Poopsmith!  I think it was {{--}} I think I made him a McRib. ''{pause}'' You know, I {{--}} I should probably stop making copies of his keys, from Strong Bad's house and giving 'em out at parties.
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'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' ''{talking over Mike, Mike becomes untillegible}'' Ooh! Look at that sandwich I made The Poopsmith!  I think it was &mdash; I think I made him a McRib. ''{pause}'' You know, I &mdash; I should probably stop making copies of his keys, from Strong Bad's house and giving 'em out at parties.
'''MIKE:''' Where'd you get the first one?
'''MIKE:''' Where'd you get the first one?
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'''MIKE:''' Wow!
'''MIKE:''' Wow!
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'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' Yeah! Soap {{--}}
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'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' Yeah! Soap &mdash;
'''MIKE:''' Soap key copiers?
'''MIKE:''' Soap key copiers?
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'''MIKE:''' All right.
'''MIKE:''' All right.
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'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' It's true. I wish Bubs' had that sign again. I remember coming home from trips, you know, like, you'd be out on the road {{--}}
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'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' It's true. I wish Bubs' had that sign again. I remember coming home from trips, you know, like, you'd be out on the road &mdash;
'''MIKE:''' Uh huh.
'''MIKE:''' Uh huh.
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'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' {{--}} and then you'd pass by Bubs' Motor Lodge and that little sleepy Bubs would be zzz-ing ''{pronounced zeezing}'' at you.
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'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' &mdash; and then you'd pass by Bubs' Motor Lodge and that little sleepy Bubs would be zzz-ing ''{pronounced zeezing}'' at you.
'''MIKE:''' Look who it is!
'''MIKE:''' Look who it is!
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'''MIKE:''' I do. That's Jeffrey Beffrey Mudgeman. ''{laughs as he says the name}''
'''MIKE:''' I do. That's Jeffrey Beffrey Mudgeman. ''{laughs as he says the name}''
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'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' That kid needs to shut his mouth! Jeffrey already knows his ABCs. Hit the deck! ''{pause}'' Hey, that {{--}} I know that lady!
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'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' That kid needs to shut his mouth! Jeffrey already knows his ABCs. Hit the deck! ''{pause}'' Hey, that &mdash; I know that lady!
'''MIKE:''' ''{laughing}'' You do?
'''MIKE:''' ''{laughing}'' You do?
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'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' Now they're all over the place. They wear large scarves, they like to knit.
'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' Now they're all over the place. They wear large scarves, they like to knit.
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'''MIKE:''' They knit, and {{--}}
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'''MIKE:''' They knit, and &mdash;
'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' They're pretty eco-conscious.  
'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' They're pretty eco-conscious.  
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'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' You know, she's kind of a hybrid.
'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' You know, she's kind of a hybrid.
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'''MIKE:''' ''{laughs}'' She's kind of got some scarfgirl elements, but {{--}}
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'''MIKE:''' ''{laughs}'' She's kind of got some scarfgirl elements, but &mdash;
'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' Well, she's got, like, part of gasoline and part electric.  More. ''{pause}'' Yeah, I remember getting that mail! It was weird! It was the one day the mailman mailed mail by throwing paper balls at me. He never does that no more.
'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' Well, she's got, like, part of gasoline and part electric.  More. ''{pause}'' Yeah, I remember getting that mail! It was weird! It was the one day the mailman mailed mail by throwing paper balls at me. He never does that no more.
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'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' Who is the mailman in our town, anyways?
'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' Who is the mailman in our town, anyways?
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'''MIKE:''' Uh, I'm gonna guess {{--}} Coach Z?
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'''MIKE:''' Uh, I'm gonna guess &mdash; Coach Z?
'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' You think so?
'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' You think so?

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