Nineties

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"Born in the nineties!"

Apparently, the 1990s were an important decade in the Homestar Runner universe, as the characters have alluded to them occasionally. While the 1980s are when The Brothers Chaps grew up, the '90s are usually the newer, edgier times. They are the times when a new generation, who liked different things, grew up, and are reflected in the type of humor made about the decade.

Appearances

• Email lures and jigs — features the game Fishing Challenge '91.
• Email monster truck — Strong Bad invents the event Awexome Cross '98.
  • Awexome Cross 98 — A video game based on the event.
• Halloween Fairstival — Bubs says, "Seriously, people. It's the nineties!"
• HomestarRunner.com PAY PLUS! — The Teen Girl Squad are said to be "revamped for the nineties".
• TrogdorCon '97
• Let us give TANKS! — Reynold's brother is said to have been born in the nineties.
• Email road trip (DVD commentary) — In the Brothers Chaps' list of names for Strong Bad and The Cheat's road trip, one of the proposed names is "Road Trip Ninety-Whatever".
• Email looking old — "eStrong Vague Online Investments" was, according to Strong Bad, released in the late 90's.
• Trudgemank — Peacey P mentions that he and Taranchula are "mixing rap and heavy metal, like the early nineties".
  • He also mentions that Anthrax and P.E. were doing that in "'91 or '93".
• Xeriouxly Forxe — All of the main characters have been "revamped for the nineties".
  • Main Page 26 is based on Xeriouxly Forxe, and its page title is "Revamped for the Nineties!".
• FeedBurner Page — In the description of the Doomy Tales of The Macabre Teaser, Homestar Runner asks, "Is it an obscure '70s reference? '80s reference? NINETIES reference?!"
• Homestar Runner Goes For the Gold — Strong Bad wants to know if roller skating was what they called running in the mid-'90s, when the children's book he's reading was written.