Legal
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*"Bor-ing!" is a reference to [[Arcade Game]] where Homestar mentions that Strong Bad's Adding Machine is boring. | *"Bor-ing!" is a reference to [[Arcade Game]] where Homestar mentions that Strong Bad's Adding Machine is boring. | ||
*Legal.txt (the txt version) is the only page on the site that is a text file. | *Legal.txt (the txt version) is the only page on the site that is a text file. | ||
| - | *You cannot view the entire terms of use unless you switch to text mode. In the normal legal page, the terms of use stops a couple of lines before Jurisdictional Issues. If you switch to text mode you can see the entire terms of use including the Jurisdictional Issues section. | + | *You cannot view the entire terms of use unless you switch to text mode or highlight the text with your mouse. In the normal legal page, the terms of use stops a couple of lines before Jurisdictional Issues. If you switch to text mode or highlight the text you can see the entire terms of use including the Jurisdictional Issues section. |
== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
Revision as of 00:35, 19 October 2004
This is the legal fine-print page.
Easter Eggs
- Let the page stay open for a short time and Homestar Runner walks into frame giving his opinion on all those little words: "Bor-ing!", and then leaves.
Fun Facts
- Under the "cookies" section, "that" is spelled incorrectly.
- "Bor-ing!" is a reference to Arcade Game where Homestar mentions that Strong Bad's Adding Machine is boring.
- Legal.txt (the txt version) is the only page on the site that is a text file.
- You cannot view the entire terms of use unless you switch to text mode or highlight the text with your mouse. In the normal legal page, the terms of use stops a couple of lines before Jurisdictional Issues. If you switch to text mode or highlight the text you can see the entire terms of use including the Jurisdictional Issues section.
