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*The Homestarmy poster is an obvious play on the poster featuring [[Wikipedia:Uncle Sam|Uncle Sam]] with the words "I want you for the US Army!" | *The Homestarmy poster is an obvious play on the poster featuring [[Wikipedia:Uncle Sam|Uncle Sam]] with the words "I want you for the US Army!" | ||
- | + | **The Homestarmy poster and those flanking it are all based on war propaganda posters disseminated by the US government during World War II. | |
*The Homestarmy poster was originally put up with the letter "m" removed, making it say "Homestary." Only a few hours after being up, the wall paper was changed to include the "m." | *The Homestarmy poster was originally put up with the letter "m" removed, making it say "Homestary." Only a few hours after being up, the wall paper was changed to include the "m." | ||
Revision as of 21:08, 4 December 2005
Wallpapers in a Homestar Runner theme are available for your desktop on the Downloads page.
Descriptions
- Homestarmy themed posters on a wall
- Pom Pom tag on the Graffiti Wall
- Atari 2600 Duckpond screenshot
- A spoof on the Neil Young album "Harvest."
- Strong Bad types "Every time that I look at myself, I can't believe how awesome I am!!!" on his Tandy 400
- A spoof on the Apple Computer "Think Different" campaign
- Homestar Runner spelled in "waffle" style tiles
- Pencil crayon sketch of Homestar Runner
- The main characters depicted in a cardboard cut-out style with the text "Everybody! Everybody!"
- Photograph of a pile of Fluffy Puff Marshmallows
- Evolution of Homestar Runner style from June 1997 to February 2001
- Tiled Pom Poms
Fun Facts
- The Homestarmy poster is an obvious play on the poster featuring Uncle Sam with the words "I want you for the US Army!"
- The Homestarmy poster and those flanking it are all based on war propaganda posters disseminated by the US government during World War II.
- The Homestarmy poster was originally put up with the letter "m" removed, making it say "Homestary." Only a few hours after being up, the wall paper was changed to include the "m."
External Links
- view the Flash file for the wallpapers
- view the old wallpapers page (includes the last nine above)