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*[[Haunted Photo Booth]] — Homestar says, "We shoulda had known!"
*[[Haunted Photo Booth]] — Homestar says, "We shoulda had known!"
*[[Decemberween Dangeresque]] — The prices at the grocery stores are labelled "Per Each".
*[[Decemberween Dangeresque]] — The prices at the grocery stores are labelled "Per Each".
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*[[@StrongBadActual]] — Strong Bad talks about "flavortaste" on [[@StrongBadActual Tweets 2019#1153460169306771456|22 Jul 2019]] and [[@StrongBadActual Tweets 2020#1325844112868855809|9 Nov 2020]].
*[[The Homestar Runner Enters the Spooky Woods]] — The cover of the storybook claims it is "for kids and children aboth".
*[[The Homestar Runner Enters the Spooky Woods]] — The cover of the storybook claims it is "for kids and children aboth".
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*[[Senorial Day]] — Strong Bad calls [[Senor Cardgage]] "Mr. [[Senor]], sir".
*[[Senorial Day]] — Strong Bad calls [[Senor Cardgage]] "Mr. [[Senor]], sir".
*[[A Decemberween Mackerel]] — Marzipan says to Senor Cardgage, "Hi Mr. Senor! Happy [[Decemberween]]!"
*[[A Decemberween Mackerel]] — Marzipan says to Senor Cardgage, "Hi Mr. Senor! Happy [[Decemberween]]!"
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*[[@StrongBadActual]] — August 29, 2017 — Strong Bad releases a [[Squintmoji Character Variations#Senor Cardgage|Squintmoji of Senor Cardgage]], writing, "Mister Senor himself! Squint along with me brothers and sisters!"
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*{{postref|902598337286873088|29|Aug|2017}} — Strong Bad releases a [[Squintmoji Character Variations#Senor Cardgage|Squintmoji of Senor Cardgage]], writing, "Mister Senor himself! Squint along with me brothers and sisters!"
==See Also==
==See Also==

Revision as of 18:45, 14 November 2020

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Word redundancy is a running joke in the Homestar Runner universe that concerns using more than one of the same word to describe an object, character, object, etc.

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