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==Easter Eggs== | ==Easter Eggs== | ||
* If you click on the Strong Bad sticker on the front of the mailbox, the old header from [[Strong Bad's Message Bored]] pops up. | * If you click on the Strong Bad sticker on the front of the mailbox, the old header from [[Strong Bad's Message Bored]] pops up. | ||
| + | * If you click on the "O" of the Strong Bad Message Bored, it will allow you access to three old style Homestar related games! | ||
==Fun Facts== | ==Fun Facts== | ||
Revision as of 15:47, 8 July 2005
Email is the contact page for The Brothers Chaps.
Page Title: "Email Menu - It's maybe just for e-mail againymore!"
Selecting the first letter will let you email The Brothers Chaps at their "brotherschaps@homestarrunner.com" address. The information on the envelope reads:
The Brothers Chaps email the creators of Homestar, RNR 30307
The second takes you to the Yahoo Store front customer service page. The return address on the letter is:
Duderonomy 5 Lunchtime Station Marylog, OP 2x2x2
The third takes you to the Frequently Asked Questions. The return address is:
Gent Delabor 403 Figgis St. Mundelow, PA 80808
Easter Eggs
- If you click on the Strong Bad sticker on the front of the mailbox, the old header from Strong Bad's Message Bored pops up.
- If you click on the "O" of the Strong Bad Message Bored, it will allow you access to three old style Homestar related games!
Fun Facts
- The stickers of Strong Bad's head come from an old error message.
- There are several jokes related to the Zip Codes. Click the link to see them all.
- Mundelow and Gent Delabor is a Thorax Corporation joke.
- Duderonomy is a pun on Deuteronomy, the fifth book of the Hebrew Bible.
- The page title is a reference to the page title of the previous e-mail page, "It's not just for e-mail anymore!"
- Clicking the "back" link always takes you to Main Page 8.
- The stamps on the envelopes all say "fitty cent".
