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	'''Old-Timey Strong Bad''' (also known as '''Sir Strong Bad''', '''Uncle Strong Bad''', or '''The Strong Bad''') is the [[Old-Timey]] version of the present-day [[Strong Bad]]. His body is the same overall shape as his modern counterpart, but his "mask" does not have the same design, only blank eyes in a permanent sinister expression. He has a dastardly [[Wikipedia:Handlebar moustache\|handlebar mustache]], slick black hair, and an [[Wikipedia:Mid-Atlantic accent\|upper-class early-1900s American accent]], instead of modern Strong Bad's accent of unknown origin. He does not appear to have a mouth. He has bones in his mustache and a severe crack in his skull which exposes his [[brain]], as well as bones in his feet that are shaped exactly like his shoes, as seen in [[That a Ghost]]. His goal in life seems to be to thwart [[The Homestar Runner]]'s plans with the help of his lackeys, the [[Strong Man]] and [[The Sneak]], and he spends his spare time answering telegrams in the [[Telegraph Room]] (as opposed to [[Strong Bad Email\|email]]). He is frequently asked the question "[[How do you type with boxing gloves on?\|How do you manage the telegramophone whilst wearing gentleman's sport gloves?]]", which infuriates him. As seen in [[alternate universe]], he also seems to occasionally spend time performing "goode-time parlor tricks", such as not making anything appear (which was unfortunately ruined by Strong Bad).		'''Old-Timey Strong Bad''' (also known as '''Sir Strong Bad''', '''Uncle Strong Bad''', or '''The Strong Bad''') is the [[Old-Timey]] version of the present-day [[Strong Bad]]. His body is the same overall shape as his modern counterpart, but his "mask" does not have the same design, only blank eyes in a permanent sinister expression. He has a dastardly [[Wikipedia:Handlebar moustache\|handlebar mustache]], slick black hair, and an [[Wikipedia:Mid-Atlantic accent\|upper-class early-1900s American accent]], instead of modern Strong Bad's accent of unknown origin. He does not appear to have a mouth. He has bones in his mustache and a severe crack in his skull which exposes his [[brain]], as well as bones in his feet that are shaped exactly like his shoes, as seen in [[That a Ghost]]. His goal in life seems to be to thwart [[The Homestar Runner]]'s plans with the help of his lackeys, the [[Strong Man]] and [[The Sneak]], and he spends his spare time answering telegrams in the [[Telegraph Room]] (as opposed to [[Strong Bad Email\|email]]). He is frequently asked the question "[[How do you type with boxing gloves on?\|How do you manage the telegramophone whilst wearing gentleman's sport gloves?]]", which infuriates him. As seen in [[alternate universe]], he also seems to occasionally spend time performing "goode-time parlor tricks", such as not making anything appear (which was unfortunately ruined by Strong Bad).

-	He ~~can verbose to~~ the ~~point of redundancy~~. He is also more of an actively villainous character than his modern day doppelganger. While Strong Bad usually just makes fun of people, Old-Timey Strong Bad performs evil schemes such as stealing all the parsnips so The Homestar Runner will go hungry, and selling [[Sickly Sam]] to the [[glue factory]].	+	He occasionally tends towards a propensity for an excessive verbosity that uses many more words than the amount necessary, which is usually very repetitive and redundant. He is also more of an actively villainous character than his modern day doppelganger. While Strong Bad usually just makes fun of people, Old-Timey Strong Bad performs evil schemes such as stealing all the parsnips so The Homestar Runner will go hungry, and selling [[Sickly Sam]] to the [[glue factory]].

	He once sent half of his mustache to today's Strong Bad in a sealed envelope for the sake of history. In [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 13.2]], despite existing in a different era, he managed to call modern-day [[Marzipan]] using his [[telegramophone]].		He once sent half of his mustache to today's Strong Bad in a sealed envelope for the sake of history. In [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 13.2]], despite existing in a different era, he managed to call modern-day [[Marzipan]] using his [[telegramophone]].

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	'''Old-Timey Strong Bad''' (also known as '''Sir Strong Bad''', '''Uncle Strong Bad''', or '''The Strong Bad''') is the [[Old-Timey]] version of the present-day [[Strong Bad]]. His body is the same overall shape as his modern counterpart, but his "mask" does not have the same design, only blank eyes in a permanent sinister expression. He has a dastardly [[Wikipedia:Handlebar moustache\|handlebar mustache]], slick black hair, and an [[Wikipedia:Mid-Atlantic accent\|upper-class early-1900s American accent]], instead of modern Strong Bad's accent of unknown origin. He does not appear to have a mouth. He has bones in his mustache and a severe crack in his skull which exposes his [[brain]], as well as bones in his feet that are shaped exactly like his shoes, as seen in [[That a Ghost]]. His goal in life seems to be to thwart [[The Homestar Runner]]'s plans with the help of his lackeys, the [[Strong Man]] and [[The Sneak]], and he spends his spare time answering telegrams in the [[Telegraph Room]] (as opposed to [[Strong Bad Email\|email]]). He is frequently asked the question "[[How do you type with boxing gloves on?\|How do you manage the telegramophone whilst wearing gentleman's sport gloves?]]", which infuriates him. As seen in [[alternate universe]], he also seems to occasionally spend time performing "goode-time parlor tricks", such as not making anything appear (which was unfortunately ruined by Strong Bad).		'''Old-Timey Strong Bad''' (also known as '''Sir Strong Bad''', '''Uncle Strong Bad''', or '''The Strong Bad''') is the [[Old-Timey]] version of the present-day [[Strong Bad]]. His body is the same overall shape as his modern counterpart, but his "mask" does not have the same design, only blank eyes in a permanent sinister expression. He has a dastardly [[Wikipedia:Handlebar moustache\|handlebar mustache]], slick black hair, and an [[Wikipedia:Mid-Atlantic accent\|upper-class early-1900s American accent]], instead of modern Strong Bad's accent of unknown origin. He does not appear to have a mouth. He has bones in his mustache and a severe crack in his skull which exposes his [[brain]], as well as bones in his feet that are shaped exactly like his shoes, as seen in [[That a Ghost]]. His goal in life seems to be to thwart [[The Homestar Runner]]'s plans with the help of his lackeys, the [[Strong Man]] and [[The Sneak]], and he spends his spare time answering telegrams in the [[Telegraph Room]] (as opposed to [[Strong Bad Email\|email]]). He is frequently asked the question "[[How do you type with boxing gloves on?\|How do you manage the telegramophone whilst wearing gentleman's sport gloves?]]", which infuriates him. As seen in [[alternate universe]], he also seems to occasionally spend time performing "goode-time parlor tricks", such as not making anything appear (which was unfortunately ruined by Strong Bad).

-	He ~~occasionally tends towards a propensity for an excessive verbosity that uses many more words than~~ the ~~amount necessary, which is usually very repetitive and redundant~~. He is also more of an actively villainous character than his modern day doppelganger. While Strong Bad usually just makes fun of people, Old-Timey Strong Bad performs evil schemes such as stealing all the parsnips so The Homestar Runner will go hungry, and selling [[Sickly Sam]] to the [[glue factory]].	+	He can verbose to the point of redundancy. He is also more of an actively villainous character than his modern day doppelganger. While Strong Bad usually just makes fun of people, Old-Timey Strong Bad performs evil schemes such as stealing all the parsnips so The Homestar Runner will go hungry, and selling [[Sickly Sam]] to the [[glue factory]].

	He once sent half of his mustache to today's Strong Bad in a sealed envelope for the sake of history. In [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 13.2]], despite existing in a different era, he managed to call modern-day [[Marzipan]] using his [[telegramophone]].		He once sent half of his mustache to today's Strong Bad in a sealed envelope for the sake of history. In [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 13.2]], despite existing in a different era, he managed to call modern-day [[Marzipan]] using his [[telegramophone]].

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	[[Image:Old-Timey Strong Bad Skeleton Gold Pants.png\|thumb\|Skeleton'd Strong Bad]]		[[Image:Old-Timey Strong Bad Skeleton Gold Pants.png\|thumb\|Skeleton'd Strong Bad]]
-	'''Old-Timey Strong Bad''' (also known as '''Sir Strong Bad''', '''Uncle Strong Bad''', or '''The Strong Bad''') is the [[Old-Timey]] version of the present-day [[Strong Bad]]. His body is the same overall shape as his modern counterpart, but his "mask" does not have the same design, only blank eyes in a permanent sinister expression. He has a dastardly [[Wikipedia:Handlebar moustache\|handlebar mustache]], slick black hair, and an [[Wikipedia:Mid-Atlantic accent\|upper-class early-1900s American accent]], instead of modern Strong Bad's accent of unknown origin. He does not appear to have a mouth. He has bones in his mustache and a severe crack in his skull which exposes his [[brain]], as well as bones in his feet that are shaped exactly like his shoes, as seen in [[That A Ghost]]. His goal in life seems to be to thwart [[The Homestar Runner]]'s plans with the help of his lackeys, the [[Strong Man]] and [[The Sneak]], and he spends his spare time answering telegrams in the [[Telegraph Room]] (as opposed to [[Strong Bad Email\|email]]). He is frequently asked the question "[[How do you type with boxing gloves on?\|How do you manage the telegramophone whilst wearing gentleman's sport gloves?]]", which infuriates him. As seen in [[alternate universe]], he also seems to occasionally spend time performing "goode-time parlor tricks", such as not making anything appear (which was unfortunately ruined by Strong Bad).	+	'''Old-Timey Strong Bad''' (also known as '''Sir Strong Bad''', '''Uncle Strong Bad''', or '''The Strong Bad''') is the [[Old-Timey]] version of the present-day [[Strong Bad]]. His body is the same overall shape as his modern counterpart, but his "mask" does not have the same design, only blank eyes in a permanent sinister expression. He has a dastardly [[Wikipedia:Handlebar moustache\|handlebar mustache]], slick black hair, and an [[Wikipedia:Mid-Atlantic accent\|upper-class early-1900s American accent]], instead of modern Strong Bad's accent of unknown origin. He does not appear to have a mouth. He has bones in his mustache and a severe crack in his skull which exposes his [[brain]], as well as bones in his feet that are shaped exactly like his shoes, as seen in [[That a Ghost]]. His goal in life seems to be to thwart [[The Homestar Runner]]'s plans with the help of his lackeys, the [[Strong Man]] and [[The Sneak]], and he spends his spare time answering telegrams in the [[Telegraph Room]] (as opposed to [[Strong Bad Email\|email]]). He is frequently asked the question "[[How do you type with boxing gloves on?\|How do you manage the telegramophone whilst wearing gentleman's sport gloves?]]", which infuriates him. As seen in [[alternate universe]], he also seems to occasionally spend time performing "goode-time parlor tricks", such as not making anything appear (which was unfortunately ruined by Strong Bad).

	He occasionally tends towards a propensity for an excessive verbosity that uses many more words than the amount necessary, which is usually very repetitive and redundant. He is also more of an actively villainous character than his modern day doppelganger. While Strong Bad usually just makes fun of people, Old-Timey Strong Bad performs evil schemes such as stealing all the parsnips so The Homestar Runner will go hungry, and selling [[Sickly Sam]] to the [[glue factory]].		He occasionally tends towards a propensity for an excessive verbosity that uses many more words than the amount necessary, which is usually very repetitive and redundant. He is also more of an actively villainous character than his modern day doppelganger. While Strong Bad usually just makes fun of people, Old-Timey Strong Bad performs evil schemes such as stealing all the parsnips so The Homestar Runner will go hungry, and selling [[Sickly Sam]] to the [[glue factory]].
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	*{{qotw\|"Alright, The Sneak, watch me toss these creepity crawlities through the window like I was Edgardo J. Sportsman himself!"\|Quote of the Week exclusive\|Mirror:oldsb_creepities.mp3}}		*{{qotw\|"Alright, The Sneak, watch me toss these creepity crawlities through the window like I was Edgardo J. Sportsman himself!"\|Quote of the Week exclusive\|Mirror:oldsb_creepities.mp3}}
-	*{{qotw\|"I'll be marching around in gold pants in no time!"\|[[That A Ghost]]\|Mirror:sbold goldpants.mp3}}	+	*{{qotw\|"I'll be marching around in gold pants in no time!"\|[[That a Ghost]]\|Mirror:sbold goldpants.mp3}}
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	'''Old-Timey Strong Bad''' (also known as '''Sir Strong Bad''', '''Uncle Strong Bad''', or '''The Strong Bad''') is the [[Old-Timey]] version of the present-day [[Strong Bad]]. His body is the same overall shape as his modern counterpart, but his "mask" does not have the same design, only blank eyes in a permanent sinister expression. He has a dastardly [[Wikipedia:Handlebar moustache\|handlebar mustache]], slick black hair, and an [[Wikipedia:Mid-Atlantic accent\|upper-class early-1900s American accent]], instead of modern Strong Bad's accent of unknown origin. He does not appear to have a mouth. He has bones in his mustache and a severe crack in his skull which exposes his [[brain]], as well as bones in his feet that are shaped exactly like his shoes, as seen in [[That A Ghost]]. His goal in life seems to be to thwart [[The Homestar Runner]]'s plans with the help of his lackeys, the [[Strong Man]] and [[The Sneak]], and he spends his spare time answering telegrams in the [[Telegraph Room]] (as opposed to [[Strong Bad Email\|email]]). He is frequently asked the question "[[How do you type with boxing gloves on?\|How do you manage the telegramophone whilst wearing gentleman's sport gloves?]]", which infuriates him. As seen in [[alternate universe]], he also seems to occasionally spend time performing "goode-time parlor tricks", such as not making anything appear (which was unfortunately ruined by Strong Bad).		'''Old-Timey Strong Bad''' (also known as '''Sir Strong Bad''', '''Uncle Strong Bad''', or '''The Strong Bad''') is the [[Old-Timey]] version of the present-day [[Strong Bad]]. His body is the same overall shape as his modern counterpart, but his "mask" does not have the same design, only blank eyes in a permanent sinister expression. He has a dastardly [[Wikipedia:Handlebar moustache\|handlebar mustache]], slick black hair, and an [[Wikipedia:Mid-Atlantic accent\|upper-class early-1900s American accent]], instead of modern Strong Bad's accent of unknown origin. He does not appear to have a mouth. He has bones in his mustache and a severe crack in his skull which exposes his [[brain]], as well as bones in his feet that are shaped exactly like his shoes, as seen in [[That A Ghost]]. His goal in life seems to be to thwart [[The Homestar Runner]]'s plans with the help of his lackeys, the [[Strong Man]] and [[The Sneak]], and he spends his spare time answering telegrams in the [[Telegraph Room]] (as opposed to [[Strong Bad Email\|email]]). He is frequently asked the question "[[How do you type with boxing gloves on?\|How do you manage the telegramophone whilst wearing gentleman's sport gloves?]]", which infuriates him. As seen in [[alternate universe]], he also seems to occasionally spend time performing "goode-time parlor tricks", such as not making anything appear (which was unfortunately ruined by Strong Bad).
-	He and Justin have a father/son relationship. Older/younger brother relationship. He often supports Justin in everything he does. Often helping him through hard times, and giving him advice. Though he recognizes they are different, he sees their similarities, and helps nurture them in order to better their relationship.

	He occasionally tends towards a propensity for an excessive verbosity that uses many more words than the amount necessary, which is usually very repetitive and redundant. He is also more of an actively villainous character than his modern day doppelganger. While Strong Bad usually just makes fun of people, Old-Timey Strong Bad performs evil schemes such as stealing all the parsnips so The Homestar Runner will go hungry, and selling [[Sickly Sam]] to the [[glue factory]].		He occasionally tends towards a propensity for an excessive verbosity that uses many more words than the amount necessary, which is usually very repetitive and redundant. He is also more of an actively villainous character than his modern day doppelganger. While Strong Bad usually just makes fun of people, Old-Timey Strong Bad performs evil schemes such as stealing all the parsnips so The Homestar Runner will go hungry, and selling [[Sickly Sam]] to the [[glue factory]].

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	[[Image:Old-Timey Strong Bad Skeleton Gold Pants.png\|thumb\|Skeleton'd Strong Bad]]		[[Image:Old-Timey Strong Bad Skeleton Gold Pants.png\|thumb\|Skeleton'd Strong Bad]]
	'''Old-Timey Strong Bad''' (also known as '''Sir Strong Bad''', '''Uncle Strong Bad''', or '''The Strong Bad''') is the [[Old-Timey]] version of the present-day [[Strong Bad]]. His body is the same overall shape as his modern counterpart, but his "mask" does not have the same design, only blank eyes in a permanent sinister expression. He has a dastardly [[Wikipedia:Handlebar moustache\|handlebar mustache]], slick black hair, and an [[Wikipedia:Mid-Atlantic accent\|upper-class early-1900s American accent]], instead of modern Strong Bad's accent of unknown origin. He does not appear to have a mouth. He has bones in his mustache and a severe crack in his skull which exposes his [[brain]], as well as bones in his feet that are shaped exactly like his shoes, as seen in [[That A Ghost]]. His goal in life seems to be to thwart [[The Homestar Runner]]'s plans with the help of his lackeys, the [[Strong Man]] and [[The Sneak]], and he spends his spare time answering telegrams in the [[Telegraph Room]] (as opposed to [[Strong Bad Email\|email]]). He is frequently asked the question "[[How do you type with boxing gloves on?\|How do you manage the telegramophone whilst wearing gentleman's sport gloves?]]", which infuriates him. As seen in [[alternate universe]], he also seems to occasionally spend time performing "goode-time parlor tricks", such as not making anything appear (which was unfortunately ruined by Strong Bad).		'''Old-Timey Strong Bad''' (also known as '''Sir Strong Bad''', '''Uncle Strong Bad''', or '''The Strong Bad''') is the [[Old-Timey]] version of the present-day [[Strong Bad]]. His body is the same overall shape as his modern counterpart, but his "mask" does not have the same design, only blank eyes in a permanent sinister expression. He has a dastardly [[Wikipedia:Handlebar moustache\|handlebar mustache]], slick black hair, and an [[Wikipedia:Mid-Atlantic accent\|upper-class early-1900s American accent]], instead of modern Strong Bad's accent of unknown origin. He does not appear to have a mouth. He has bones in his mustache and a severe crack in his skull which exposes his [[brain]], as well as bones in his feet that are shaped exactly like his shoes, as seen in [[That A Ghost]]. His goal in life seems to be to thwart [[The Homestar Runner]]'s plans with the help of his lackeys, the [[Strong Man]] and [[The Sneak]], and he spends his spare time answering telegrams in the [[Telegraph Room]] (as opposed to [[Strong Bad Email\|email]]). He is frequently asked the question "[[How do you type with boxing gloves on?\|How do you manage the telegramophone whilst wearing gentleman's sport gloves?]]", which infuriates him. As seen in [[alternate universe]], he also seems to occasionally spend time performing "goode-time parlor tricks", such as not making anything appear (which was unfortunately ruined by Strong Bad).
		+	He and Justin have a father/son relationship. Older/younger brother relationship. He often supports Justin in everything he does. Often helping him through hard times, and giving him advice. Though he recognizes they are different, he sees their similarities, and helps nurture them in order to better their relationship.

	He occasionally tends towards a propensity for an excessive verbosity that uses many more words than the amount necessary, which is usually very repetitive and redundant. He is also more of an actively villainous character than his modern day doppelganger. While Strong Bad usually just makes fun of people, Old-Timey Strong Bad performs evil schemes such as stealing all the parsnips so The Homestar Runner will go hungry, and selling [[Sickly Sam]] to the [[glue factory]].		He occasionally tends towards a propensity for an excessive verbosity that uses many more words than the amount necessary, which is usually very repetitive and redundant. He is also more of an actively villainous character than his modern day doppelganger. While Strong Bad usually just makes fun of people, Old-Timey Strong Bad performs evil schemes such as stealing all the parsnips so The Homestar Runner will go hungry, and selling [[Sickly Sam]] to the [[glue factory]].

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	[[Image:Old-Timey Strong Bad Skeleton Gold Pants.png\|thumb\|Skeleton'd Strong Bad]]		[[Image:Old-Timey Strong Bad Skeleton Gold Pants.png\|thumb\|Skeleton'd Strong Bad]]
-	'''Old-Timey Strong Bad''' (also known as '''Sir Strong Bad''', '''Uncle Strong Bad''', or '''The Strong Bad''') is the [[Old-Timey]] version of the present-day [[Strong Bad]]. His body is the same overall shape as his modern counterpart, but his "mask" does not have the same design, only blank eyes in a permanent sinister expression. He has a dastardly [[Wikipedia:Handlebar moustache\|handlebar mustache]], slick black hair, and an [[Wikipedia:Mid-Atlantic accent\|upper-class early-1900s American accent]], instead of modern Strong Bad's accent of unknown origin. He does not appear to have a mouth. He has bones in his mustache and a severe crack in his skull which exposes his [[brain]], as well as bones in his feet that are shaped exactly like his shoes, as seen in [[That A Ghost]]. His goal in life seems to be to thwart [[The Homestar Runner]]'s plans with the help of his lackeys, the [[Strong Man]] and [[The Sneak]], and he spends his spare time answering telegrams in the [[Telegraph Room]] (as opposed to [[Strong Bad Email\|email]]). He is frequently asked the question [[How do you type with boxing gloves on?\|How do you manage the telegramophone whilst wearing gentleman's sport gloves?]]", which infuriates him. As seen in [[alternate universe]], he also seems to occasionally spend time performing "goode-time parlor tricks", such as not making anything appear (which was unfortunately ruined by Strong Bad).	+	'''Old-Timey Strong Bad''' (also known as '''Sir Strong Bad''', '''Uncle Strong Bad''', or '''The Strong Bad''') is the [[Old-Timey]] version of the present-day [[Strong Bad]]. His body is the same overall shape as his modern counterpart, but his "mask" does not have the same design, only blank eyes in a permanent sinister expression. He has a dastardly [[Wikipedia:Handlebar moustache\|handlebar mustache]], slick black hair, and an [[Wikipedia:Mid-Atlantic accent\|upper-class early-1900s American accent]], instead of modern Strong Bad's accent of unknown origin. He does not appear to have a mouth. He has bones in his mustache and a severe crack in his skull which exposes his [[brain]], as well as bones in his feet that are shaped exactly like his shoes, as seen in [[That A Ghost]]. His goal in life seems to be to thwart [[The Homestar Runner]]'s plans with the help of his lackeys, the [[Strong Man]] and [[The Sneak]], and he spends his spare time answering telegrams in the [[Telegraph Room]] (as opposed to [[Strong Bad Email\|email]]). He is frequently asked the question "[[How do you type with boxing gloves on?\|How do you manage the telegramophone whilst wearing gentleman's sport gloves?]]", which infuriates him. As seen in [[alternate universe]], he also seems to occasionally spend time performing "goode-time parlor tricks", such as not making anything appear (which was unfortunately ruined by Strong Bad).

	He occasionally tends towards a propensity for an excessive verbosity that uses many more words than the amount necessary, which is usually very repetitive and redundant. He is also more of an actively villainous character than his modern day doppelganger. While Strong Bad usually just makes fun of people, Old-Timey Strong Bad performs evil schemes such as stealing all the parsnips so The Homestar Runner will go hungry, and selling [[Sickly Sam]] to the [[glue factory]].		He occasionally tends towards a propensity for an excessive verbosity that uses many more words than the amount necessary, which is usually very repetitive and redundant. He is also more of an actively villainous character than his modern day doppelganger. While Strong Bad usually just makes fun of people, Old-Timey Strong Bad performs evil schemes such as stealing all the parsnips so The Homestar Runner will go hungry, and selling [[Sickly Sam]] to the [[glue factory]].

Lira: removal of nonsense.

Lira — Tue, 03 Jul 2018 19:40:14 GMT

removal of nonsense.

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	He occasionally tends towards a propensity for an excessive verbosity that uses many more words than the amount necessary, which is usually very repetitive and redundant. He is also more of an actively villainous character than his modern day doppelganger. While Strong Bad usually just makes fun of people, Old-Timey Strong Bad performs evil schemes such as stealing all the parsnips so The Homestar Runner will go hungry, and selling [[Sickly Sam]] to the [[glue factory]].		He occasionally tends towards a propensity for an excessive verbosity that uses many more words than the amount necessary, which is usually very repetitive and redundant. He is also more of an actively villainous character than his modern day doppelganger. While Strong Bad usually just makes fun of people, Old-Timey Strong Bad performs evil schemes such as stealing all the parsnips so The Homestar Runner will go hungry, and selling [[Sickly Sam]] to the [[glue factory]].
-	There is a skit that exists featuring Old Timey Strong Bad. A young boy, Justin, seems to be disappointed because he had a bad day. In a hot tub, The "Charcoal Man" appears. (Really just Old Timey Strong Bad). The Charcoal Man comforts little Justin, and tells him to keep his spirits, no matter what happens. Be a strong man. He then snaps his fingers, letting a large smoke stack of Charcoal. The smoke appears to be silouhettes of The Sneak and Strong Man. He tells Justin to "Give him a ring" "Call him" if there's a problem. Worry not about girls. Girls are a waste of lettuce. After talking to him about life with him, and pepping him up, he disappeatrs in a pool of Charcoal	+
	He once sent half of his mustache to today's Strong Bad in a sealed envelope for the sake of history. In [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 13.2]], despite existing in a different era, he managed to call modern-day [[Marzipan]] using his [[telegramophone]].		He once sent half of his mustache to today's Strong Bad in a sealed envelope for the sake of history. In [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 13.2]], despite existing in a different era, he managed to call modern-day [[Marzipan]] using his [[telegramophone]].

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addition of details.

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	He occasionally tends towards a propensity for an excessive verbosity that uses many more words than the amount necessary, which is usually very repetitive and redundant. He is also more of an actively villainous character than his modern day doppelganger. While Strong Bad usually just makes fun of people, Old-Timey Strong Bad performs evil schemes such as stealing all the parsnips so The Homestar Runner will go hungry, and selling [[Sickly Sam]] to the [[glue factory]].		He occasionally tends towards a propensity for an excessive verbosity that uses many more words than the amount necessary, which is usually very repetitive and redundant. He is also more of an actively villainous character than his modern day doppelganger. While Strong Bad usually just makes fun of people, Old-Timey Strong Bad performs evil schemes such as stealing all the parsnips so The Homestar Runner will go hungry, and selling [[Sickly Sam]] to the [[glue factory]].
-		+	There is a skit that exists featuring Old Timey Strong Bad. A young boy, Justin, seems to be disappointed because he had a bad day. In a hot tub, The "Charcoal Man" appears. (Really just Old Timey Strong Bad). The Charcoal Man comforts little Justin, and tells him to keep his spirits, no matter what happens. Be a strong man. He then snaps his fingers, letting a large smoke stack of Charcoal. The smoke appears to be silouhettes of The Sneak and Strong Man. He tells Justin to "Give him a ring" "Call him" if there's a problem. Worry not about girls. Girls are a waste of lettuce. After talking to him about life with him, and pepping him up, he disappeatrs in a pool of Charcoal
	He once sent half of his mustache to today's Strong Bad in a sealed envelope for the sake of history. In [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 13.2]], despite existing in a different era, he managed to call modern-day [[Marzipan]] using his [[telegramophone]].		He once sent half of his mustache to today's Strong Bad in a sealed envelope for the sake of history. In [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 13.2]], despite existing in a different era, he managed to call modern-day [[Marzipan]] using his [[telegramophone]].

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc: bettering

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc — Sun, 25 Jun 2017 06:15:43 GMT

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-	'''Old-Timey Strong Bad''' (~~aka "~~'''Sir Strong Bad'''", "'''Uncle Strong Bad'''", or "'''The Strong Bad'''") is the [[Old-Timey]] version of the present-day [[Strong Bad]]. His body is the same overall shape as his modern counterpart, but his "mask" does not have the same design, only blank eyes in a permanent sinister expression. He has a dastardly [[Wikipedia:~~handlebar~~ moustache\|handlebar mustache]], slick black hair, and an [[Wikipedia:Mid-Atlantic ~~English~~\|upper-class early-1900s American accent]] instead of modern Strong Bad's accent of unknown origin. His goal in life seems to be to thwart [[The Homestar Runner]]'s plans with the help of his lackeys, the [[Strong Man]] and [[The Sneak]], and he spends his spare time answering telegrams (as opposed to [[Strong Bad Email\|email]]). He ~~has bones in his mustache and a severe crack in his skull which exposes his~~ [[~~brain~~]], as seen in [[~~That A Ghost~~]]~~. He does~~ not appear ~~to have a mouth~~.	+	'''Old-Timey Strong Bad''' (also known as '''Sir Strong Bad''', '''Uncle Strong Bad''', or '''The Strong Bad''') is the [[Old-Timey]] version of the present-day [[Strong Bad]]. His body is the same overall shape as his modern counterpart, but his "mask" does not have the same design, only blank eyes in a permanent sinister expression. He has a dastardly [[Wikipedia:Handlebar moustache\|handlebar mustache]], slick black hair, and an [[Wikipedia:Mid-Atlantic accent\|upper-class early-1900s American accent]], instead of modern Strong Bad's accent of unknown origin. He does not appear to have a mouth. He has bones in his mustache and a severe crack in his skull which exposes his [[brain]], as well as bones in his feet that are shaped exactly like his shoes, as seen in [[That A Ghost]]. His goal in life seems to be to thwart [[The Homestar Runner]]'s plans with the help of his lackeys, the [[Strong Man]] and [[The Sneak]], and he spends his spare time answering telegrams in the [[Telegraph Room]] (as opposed to [[Strong Bad Email\|email]]). He is frequently asked the question [[How do you type with boxing gloves on?\|How do you manage the telegramophone whilst wearing gentleman's sport gloves?]]", which infuriates him. As seen in [[alternate universe]], he also seems to occasionally spend time performing "goode-time parlor tricks", such as not making anything appear (which was unfortunately ruined by Strong Bad).

-	He is frequently asked the question "[[How Do You Type With Boxing Gloves On?\|How do you manage the telegramophone whilst wearing gentleman's sport gloves?]]", which infuriates him. He also sent half of his mustache to today's Strong Bad in a sealed envelope for the sake of history. In [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 13.2]], despite existing in a different era, he managed to call modern-day [[Marzipan]] using his [[telegramophone]]. He occasionally tends towards a propensity for an excessive verbosity that uses many more words than the amount necessary, which is usually very repetitive and redundant.	+	He occasionally tends towards a propensity for an excessive verbosity that uses many more words than the amount necessary, which is usually very repetitive and redundant. He is also more of an actively villainous character than his modern day doppelganger. While Strong Bad usually just makes fun of people, Old-Timey Strong Bad performs evil schemes such as stealing all the parsnips so The Homestar Runner will go hungry, and selling [[Sickly Sam]] to the [[glue factory]].

-	He ~~is also more~~ of ~~an actively villainous character than~~ his modern day ~~doppelganger~~.	+	He once sent half of his mustache to today's Strong Bad in a sealed envelope for the sake of history. In [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 13.2]], despite existing in a different era, he managed to call modern-day [[Marzipan]] using his [[telegramophone]].

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Freshasabagel: or wait, is that his bellybutton? i just allumed all these years he was wearing a shirt

Freshasabagel — Sat, 24 Jun 2017 19:33:19 GMT

or wait, is that his bellybutton? i just allumed all these years he was wearing a shirt

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	[[Image:Old-Timey Strong Bad Skeleton Gold Pants.png\|thumb\|Skeleton'd Strong Bad]]		[[Image:Old-Timey Strong Bad Skeleton Gold Pants.png\|thumb\|Skeleton'd Strong Bad]]
-	'''Old-Timey Strong Bad''' (aka "'''Sir Strong Bad'''", "'''Uncle Strong Bad'''", or "'''The Strong Bad'''") is the [[Old-Timey]] version of the present-day [[Strong Bad]]. His body is the same overall shape as his modern counterpart, but his "mask" does not have the same design, only blank eyes in a permanent sinister expression. He has a dastardly [[Wikipedia:handlebar moustache\|handlebar mustache]], slick black hair, and an [[Wikipedia:Mid-Atlantic English\|upper-class early-1900s American accent]] instead of modern Strong Bad's accent of unknown origin~~. He also does not share modern Strong Bad's habit of going shirtless, usually seen in a white shirt with a single button~~. His goal in life seems to be to thwart [[The Homestar Runner]]'s plans with the help of his lackeys, the [[Strong Man]] and [[The Sneak]], and he spends his spare time answering telegrams (as opposed to [[Strong Bad Email\|email]]). He has bones in his mustache and a severe crack in his skull which exposes his [[brain]], as seen in [[That A Ghost]]. He does not appear to have a mouth.	+	'''Old-Timey Strong Bad''' (aka "'''Sir Strong Bad'''", "'''Uncle Strong Bad'''", or "'''The Strong Bad'''") is the [[Old-Timey]] version of the present-day [[Strong Bad]]. His body is the same overall shape as his modern counterpart, but his "mask" does not have the same design, only blank eyes in a permanent sinister expression. He has a dastardly [[Wikipedia:handlebar moustache\|handlebar mustache]], slick black hair, and an [[Wikipedia:Mid-Atlantic English\|upper-class early-1900s American accent]] instead of modern Strong Bad's accent of unknown origin. His goal in life seems to be to thwart [[The Homestar Runner]]'s plans with the help of his lackeys, the [[Strong Man]] and [[The Sneak]], and he spends his spare time answering telegrams (as opposed to [[Strong Bad Email\|email]]). He has bones in his mustache and a severe crack in his skull which exposes his [[brain]], as seen in [[That A Ghost]]. He does not appear to have a mouth.

	He is frequently asked the question "[[How Do You Type With Boxing Gloves On?\|How do you manage the telegramophone whilst wearing gentleman's sport gloves?]]", which infuriates him. He also sent half of his mustache to today's Strong Bad in a sealed envelope for the sake of history. In [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 13.2]], despite existing in a different era, he managed to call modern-day [[Marzipan]] using his [[telegramophone]]. He occasionally tends towards a propensity for an excessive verbosity that uses many more words than the amount necessary, which is usually very repetitive and redundant.		He is frequently asked the question "[[How Do You Type With Boxing Gloves On?\|How do you manage the telegramophone whilst wearing gentleman's sport gloves?]]", which infuriates him. He also sent half of his mustache to today's Strong Bad in a sealed envelope for the sake of history. In [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 13.2]], despite existing in a different era, he managed to call modern-day [[Marzipan]] using his [[telegramophone]]. He occasionally tends towards a propensity for an excessive verbosity that uses many more words than the amount necessary, which is usually very repetitive and redundant.

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	[[Image:Old-Timey Strong Bad Skeleton Gold Pants.png\|thumb\|Skeleton'd Strong Bad]]		[[Image:Old-Timey Strong Bad Skeleton Gold Pants.png\|thumb\|Skeleton'd Strong Bad]]
-	'''Old-Timey Strong Bad''' (aka "'''Sir Strong Bad'''", "'''Uncle Strong Bad'''", or "'''The Strong Bad'''") is the [[Old-Timey]] version of the present-day [[Strong Bad]]. His body is the same overall shape as his modern counterpart, but his "mask" does not have the same design, only blank eyes in a permanent sinister expression. He has a dastardly [[Wikipedia:handlebar moustache\|handlebar mustache]], slick black hair, and an [[Wikipedia:Mid-Atlantic English\|upper-class early-1900s American accent]] instead of modern Strong Bad's accent of unknown origin~~. He also does not share modern Strong Bad's habit of going shirtless, usually seen in a white shirt with a single button~~. His goal in life seems to be to thwart [[The Homestar Runner]]'s plans with the help of his lackeys, the [[Strong Man]] and [[The Sneak]], and he spends his spare time answering telegrams (as opposed to [[Strong Bad Email\|email]]). He has bones in his mustache and a severe crack in his skull which exposes his [[brain]], as seen in [[That A Ghost]]. He does not appear to have a mouth.	+	'''Old-Timey Strong Bad''' (aka "'''Sir Strong Bad'''", "'''Uncle Strong Bad'''", or "'''The Strong Bad'''") is the [[Old-Timey]] version of the present-day [[Strong Bad]]. His body is the same overall shape as his modern counterpart, but his "mask" does not have the same design, only blank eyes in a permanent sinister expression. He has a dastardly [[Wikipedia:handlebar moustache\|handlebar mustache]], slick black hair, and an [[Wikipedia:Mid-Atlantic English\|upper-class early-1900s American accent]] instead of modern Strong Bad's accent of unknown origin. His goal in life seems to be to thwart [[The Homestar Runner]]'s plans with the help of his lackeys, the [[Strong Man]] and [[The Sneak]], and he spends his spare time answering telegrams (as opposed to [[Strong Bad Email\|email]]). He has bones in his mustache and a severe crack in his skull which exposes his [[brain]], as seen in [[That A Ghost]]. He does not appear to have a mouth.

	He is frequently asked the question "[[How Do You Type With Boxing Gloves On?\|How do you manage the telegramophone whilst wearing gentleman's sport gloves?]]", which infuriates him. He also sent half of his mustache to today's Strong Bad in a sealed envelope for the sake of history. In [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 13.2]], despite existing in a different era, he managed to call modern-day [[Marzipan]] using his [[telegramophone]]. He occasionally tends towards a propensity for an excessive verbosity that uses many more words than the amount necessary, which is usually very repetitive and redundant.		He is frequently asked the question "[[How Do You Type With Boxing Gloves On?\|How do you manage the telegramophone whilst wearing gentleman's sport gloves?]]", which infuriates him. He also sent half of his mustache to today's Strong Bad in a sealed envelope for the sake of history. In [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 13.2]], despite existing in a different era, he managed to call modern-day [[Marzipan]] using his [[telegramophone]]. He occasionally tends towards a propensity for an excessive verbosity that uses many more words than the amount necessary, which is usually very repetitive and redundant.