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*Email [[Videro Games]] — In an anecdote that is about intensely bad grammar in some video games, Strong Bad talks about the use of the lone "Congraturation" that you receive when you beat the game. He comments about it being one "single congraturation they had lying around the '''video game-make''' place."
*Email [[Videro Games]] — In an anecdote that is about intensely bad grammar in some video games, Strong Bad talks about the use of the lone "Congraturation" that you receive when you beat the game. He comments about it being one "single congraturation they had lying around the '''video game-make''' place."
*Email [[secret recipes]] — [[Coach Z]] takes [[Strong Bad]]'s offer for free [[ice cream]] because he can't afford the '''money-cost''' variety.
*Email [[secret recipes]] — [[Coach Z]] takes [[Strong Bad]]'s offer for free [[ice cream]] because he can't afford the '''money-cost''' variety.
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*[[Happy Hallow-Day]] — Strong Bad says, "What's this '''[[crap]]-take'''?". Later, in an Easter egg, Homestar [[I really like your costume|compliments]] [[Marzipan]]'s "kind-of-a '''mustache-have'''" costume.
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*[[Happy Hallow-day]] — Strong Bad says, "What's this '''[[crap]]-take'''?". Later, in an Easter egg, Homestar [[I really like your costume|compliments]] [[Marzipan]]'s "kind-of-a '''mustache-have'''" costume.
*Email [[business trip]] — When [[Homestar Runner]] trades [[The King of Town]] two cans of [[Pork]] [[b/w]] [[Beans]], a confused Strong Bad exclaims, "What the '''sense-make'''?"
*Email [[business trip]] — When [[Homestar Runner]] trades [[The King of Town]] two cans of [[Pork]] [[b/w]] [[Beans]], a confused Strong Bad exclaims, "What the '''sense-make'''?"
*Email [[environment]] — Strong Bad twice attempts to tell the senders of the email what his '''boat-take''' does, but is cut off at both occasions.
*Email [[environment]] — Strong Bad twice attempts to tell the senders of the email what his '''boat-take''' does, but is cut off at both occasions.

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Free with proof of VCR-have

Sometimes in the Homestar Runner body of work, a character uses a noun and a verb together in quick succession; in text format, the words are usually connected together with a hyphen.

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