Nondescript Nouns
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*[[Puppets on the Road]] — [[Shark-Tooth Bubs]] says that a "regular stand" has "a food" for sale. | *[[Puppets on the Road]] — [[Shark-Tooth Bubs]] says that a "regular stand" has "a food" for sale. | ||
*[[TrogdorCon '97]] — In an Easter egg, Strong bad suggests someone wear "like five or six... more clothes...." | *[[TrogdorCon '97]] — In an Easter egg, Strong bad suggests someone wear "like five or six... more clothes...." | ||
| + | *[[dullard]] — Homestar mentions both "Popular Realiy Show" and "Online Gaming". <!-- Thanks to Andyroid for finding these. --> | ||
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Revision as of 22:30, 31 May 2006
Nondescript Nouns are simply generic words used in place of more specific words. They have only occurred a few times in the Homestar Runner universe.
Appearances
- Debut: Email vacation — Strong Bad sends postcards from such locations as "That Clock" and historic "Over There".
- Email different town — At the end of the email, Strong Bad says "I'm gonna go... Place." Then, in an Easter egg, you can see a postcard from Place.
- Email crying — At the end of the email, Strong Bad says he has "a food...in the oven."
- Email modeling — There is a map which shows the locations of "Place" and "Land".
- Puppets on the Road — Shark-Tooth Bubs says that a "regular stand" has "a food" for sale.
- TrogdorCon '97 — In an Easter egg, Strong bad suggests someone wear "like five or six... more clothes...."
- dullard — Homestar mentions both "Popular Realiy Show" and "Online Gaming".
