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*Email [[animal]] — Homestar Runner asks Strong Bad Monster "I say there, Monstrosity! Do you know the times?", after which Strong Bad confess that he doesn't have an answer to this question. | *Email [[animal]] — Homestar Runner asks Strong Bad Monster "I say there, Monstrosity! Do you know the times?", after which Strong Bad confess that he doesn't have an answer to this question. | ||
*Email [[montage]] — [[The Scoreboard]] has the word "Times" above the remaining time. | *Email [[montage]] — [[The Scoreboard]] has the word "Times" above the remaining time. | ||
| - | *[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 12]] — [[Cheerleader]] consists to call the holiday "Valentimes", even though [[ | + | *[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 12]] — [[Cheerleader]] consists to call the holiday "Valentimes", even though [[So and So]] corrects her on several occasions. |
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Much like G and style, the word times has been in places that it is not expected.
Appearances
- Email 3 wishes — Strong Bad says "Crap in the times."
- Fluffy Puff Commercial Second Commentary — Homestar Runner Says "He thought this— I was an answering machine, this whole times!"
- Email privileges — Strong Bad begins his email by singing "Ohh-ho-oh ohh EEEEE-MAIL ME GIRL! Unh! Once times! Twice times!"
- Email animal — Homestar Runner asks Strong Bad Monster "I say there, Monstrosity! Do you know the times?", after which Strong Bad confess that he doesn't have an answer to this question.
- Email montage — The Scoreboard has the word "Times" above the remaining time.
- Teen Girl Squad Issue 12 — Cheerleader consists to call the holiday "Valentimes", even though So and So corrects her on several occasions.
