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| - | [[Image:main10.png|thumb|right|220px|"......"]] | + | [[Image:main10.png|thumb|right|220px|"........................"]] |
| + | Silent Homestar, based on the [[1933|1930's]] style of cartoons. | ||
| - | ''' | + | Page Title: '''"Old Timey Fun Timey!"''' |
*Toons - a bomb is shot out of one of the factory's chimneys, lands on the ground and explodes. | *Toons - a bomb is shot out of one of the factory's chimneys, lands on the ground and explodes. | ||
| - | *Games - [[The Strong Bad]] | + | *Games - [[The Strong Bad]] flys in from the left, lands on his head, rights himself, breathes heavily, and flies upwards. |
*Characters - the Homestar Runner fires a can from his mouth. | *Characters - the Homestar Runner fires a can from his mouth. | ||
| - | *Downloads - a bomb is shot out of the chimney again, | + | *Downloads - a bomb is shot out of the chimney again, lands in The Homestar Runner's mouth, and explodes in a puff of smoke. |
*Store - the Homestar Runner looks backwards. | *Store - the Homestar Runner looks backwards. | ||
| - | *E-mail - an old- | + | *E-mail - an old-timey strong Strong Sad (not [[Sickly Sam]]) wearing a helmet flies out of the big top. |
== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
Revision as of 00:19, 29 October 2004
Silent Homestar, based on the 1930's style of cartoons.
Page Title: "Old Timey Fun Timey!"
- Toons - a bomb is shot out of one of the factory's chimneys, lands on the ground and explodes.
- Games - The Strong Bad flys in from the left, lands on his head, rights himself, breathes heavily, and flies upwards.
- Characters - the Homestar Runner fires a can from his mouth.
- Downloads - a bomb is shot out of the chimney again, lands in The Homestar Runner's mouth, and explodes in a puff of smoke.
- Store - the Homestar Runner looks backwards.
- E-mail - an old-timey strong Strong Sad (not Sickly Sam) wearing a helmet flies out of the big top.
