Carol

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(Corrections welcome on the name of Marzipan's "real" guitar.)
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'''Carol''' is [[Marzipan]]'s guitar, on which she plays syrupy songs. In the [[Powered by The Cheat]] music video ''"Oh Yeah"'' from the email [[marzipan]], it is called "Carl." Carol features a sticker of a [[Wikipedia:Don't tread on me|"Don't Tread on Me"]]-style snake from the American revolutionary war.
'''Carol''' is [[Marzipan]]'s guitar, on which she plays syrupy songs. In the [[Powered by The Cheat]] music video ''"Oh Yeah"'' from the email [[marzipan]], it is called "Carl." Carol features a sticker of a [[Wikipedia:Don't tread on me|"Don't Tread on Me"]]-style snake from the American revolutionary war.
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According to Marzipan on the [[strongbad_email.exe]] DVD, Carol is not her real guitar. Her real guitar is named Joan.
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According to Marzipan on the [[strongbad_email.exe]] DVD, Carol is not her real guitar. Her real guitar is named Joan. However, in these commentaries, Missy, as Marzipan, takes the rare position that the Homestar Runner characters are actors, and that the events we see in their cartoons are performed for us, and not, as everything else would imply, their actual "lives." So quite how seriously the "Joan" comment can be taken is debatable.
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Revision as of 22:02, 1 February 2005

Carol in use

Carol is Marzipan's guitar, on which she plays syrupy songs. In the Powered by The Cheat music video "Oh Yeah" from the email marzipan, it is called "Carl." Carol features a sticker of a "Don't Tread on Me"-style snake from the American revolutionary war.

According to Marzipan on the strongbad_email.exe DVD, Carol is not her real guitar. Her real guitar is named Joan. However, in these commentaries, Missy, as Marzipan, takes the rare position that the Homestar Runner characters are actors, and that the events we see in their cartoons are performed for us, and not, as everything else would imply, their actual "lives." So quite how seriously the "Joan" comment can be taken is debatable.