Nondescript Nouns

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*'''Debut:''' Email [[dullard]] — Homestar mentions both "Popular Reality Show"
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*'''Debut:''' Email [[dullard]] — During the demonstration for "Method 3", Homestar tries to discuss last night's episode of "Popular Reality Show" with Strong Bad.
*Email [[vacation]] — [[Strong Bad]] sends postcards from such [[Strong Bad's Vacation Spots|locations]] as "That Clock" and historic "Over There".
*Email [[vacation]] — [[Strong Bad]] sends postcards from such [[Strong Bad's Vacation Spots|locations]] as "That Clock" and historic "Over There".
*Email [[different town]] — At the end of the email, Strong Bad says "I'm gonna go... Place." Then, in an Easter egg, you can see a postcard from [[Place]].
*Email [[different town]] — At the end of the email, Strong Bad says "I'm gonna go... Place." Then, in an Easter egg, you can see a postcard from [[Place]].

Revision as of 02:50, 4 June 2006

Greetings from Place

Nondescript Nouns are simply generic words used in place of more specific words. They have only occurred a few times in the Homestar Runner universe.

Appearances

  • Debut: Email dullard — During the demonstration for "Method 3", Homestar tries to discuss last night's episode of "Popular Reality Show" with Strong Bad.
  • Email vacationStrong Bad sends postcards from such locations as "That Clock" and historic "Over There".
  • Email different town — At the end of the email, Strong Bad says "I'm gonna go... Place." Then, in an Easter egg, you can see a postcard from Place.
  • Email crying — At the end of the email, Strong Bad says he has "a food...in the oven."
  • Email other days — Homestar brags about his frag count in "Online Gaming".
  • Email modeling — There is a map which shows the locations of "Place" and "Land".
  • Puppets on the RoadShark-Tooth Bubs says that a "regular stand" has "a food" for sale.
  • TrogdorCon '97 — In an Easter egg, Strong bad suggests someone wear "like five or six... more clothes...."