Cinnamon

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*Late night [[Store Thank You Messages#Late Night Thank You|Store Thank You Message]] — Homestar has cinnamon on his face.
*Late night [[Store Thank You Messages#Late Night Thank You|Store Thank You Message]] — Homestar has cinnamon on his face.
*Email [[yes, wrestling]] — Homestar has cinnamon on his chest
*Email [[yes, wrestling]] — Homestar has cinnamon on his chest
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*Email [[nightlife]] — Homestar has cinnamon on his face while sleepwalking.
[[Category:Generic food and drinks]][[Category:Object running gags]]
[[Category:Generic food and drinks]][[Category:Object running gags]]

Revision as of 19:31, 11 December 2007

Lookin' good, Homestar

Homestar Runner occasionally wears cinnamon on his face to simulate early-morning stubble. Naturally, this popular spice has also appeared in actual foodstuffs.

As a foodstuff

As body hair

According to the DVD commentary for the Strong Bad Email caper, The Brothers Chaps used a "trick" for making stubble in their old movies: they would get cinnamon and put it on their faces.

Appearances

  • Debut: Email caper — Homestar Runner walks onto The Field in his night clothes apparently with five-o'clock shadow. Homestar comments that "it's cinnamon."
  • Homestar Presents: Presents — Homestar Runner wakes up with five-o'clock shadow cinnamon on his face.
  • Email secret identity — Homestar Runner walks out from behind Bubs' Motor Lodge wearing his cinnamon beard, a robe and gold shirt that reads "I ♥ Toxic Waste", and his bunny slippers.
  • Weclome Back — Homestar Runner wakes up from a long nap with cinnamon on his face.
  • Email slumber party — In an Easter egg, Homestar dances with cinnamon on his face.
  • Late night Store Thank You Message — Homestar has cinnamon on his face.
  • Email yes, wrestling — Homestar has cinnamon on his chest
  • Email nightlife — Homestar has cinnamon on his face while sleepwalking.
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