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Sometimes the word '''awesome''' gets used in contexts where one might not normally use it. | Sometimes the word '''awesome''' gets used in contexts where one might not normally use it. | ||
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*Email [[some kinda robot]]: Strong Bad asks Abdi if he uses his super powers "for good, or for awesome". | *Email [[some kinda robot]]: Strong Bad asks Abdi if he uses his super powers "for good, or for awesome". | ||
*Email [[butt IQ]]: Strong Bad boasts, "On a scale of one to awesome, I'm super great". | *Email [[butt IQ]]: Strong Bad boasts, "On a scale of one to awesome, I'm super great". | ||
*Email [[band names]]: Dan suggests "For Good Or For Awesome" as a band name. | *Email [[band names]]: Dan suggests "For Good Or For Awesome" as a band name. | ||
| + | *Email [[coloring]]: The email begins, "Dear Awesome". Strong Bad responds, "Oh! Somebody finally got it right!" | ||
| + | *[[Strong Bad Gameways]]: Strong Bad boasts to have an "awesome-based crew". | ||
| + | *[[Strong Badia the Free]]: After Strong Bad conquers Pompomerania, the reporter says, "Maybe we should all start brushing up on our 'awesome'! " | ||
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*Email [[monster truck]]: Strong Bad advertises [[Awexome Cross 98]]. | *Email [[monster truck]]: Strong Bad advertises [[Awexome Cross 98]]. | ||
*Email [[local news]]: Strong Bad boasts that Action Cool 5 is "investiga-awesome". | *Email [[local news]]: Strong Bad boasts that Action Cool 5 is "investiga-awesome". | ||
*Email [[space program]]: Strong Bad admits that his space program blew their budget on their "kick-awesome" logo. | *Email [[space program]]: Strong Bad admits that his space program blew their budget on their "kick-awesome" logo. | ||
*[[Lappynapped!]]: Strong Bad seeks a "kick-awesome guitarist". | *[[Lappynapped!]]: Strong Bad seeks a "kick-awesome guitarist". | ||
| - | * | + | *[[Drive-Thru]]: Strong Bad precedes the bottle rocket's launch by telling The Cheat, "This is gonna be bro-awesome". |
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*[[Homestar Ruiner]]: Strong Bad desires a "kick-awesome" trophy. | *[[Homestar Ruiner]]: Strong Bad desires a "kick-awesome" trophy. | ||
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*[[Baddest of the Bands]]: Bubs claims to have an "omnipotent, omnipresent, and omni-awesome" security robot. | *[[Baddest of the Bands]]: Bubs claims to have an "omnipotent, omnipresent, and omni-awesome" security robot. | ||
*[[Poker Night at the Inventory]]: Strong Bad says "Flops are stupid, but floppy disks are analog-awesome." | *[[Poker Night at the Inventory]]: Strong Bad says "Flops are stupid, but floppy disks are analog-awesome." | ||
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*[[Baddest of the Bands]]: Marzipan gives Strong Bad an autographed Cool Tapes picture reading, "To awesome Strong Bad. You are not awesome. Love, Marzipan." (The word got used in a contradictory, but still grammatically correct, manner.) | *[[Baddest of the Bands]]: Marzipan gives Strong Bad an autographed Cool Tapes picture reading, "To awesome Strong Bad. You are not awesome. Love, Marzipan." (The word got used in a contradictory, but still grammatically correct, manner.) | ||
*[[Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective]]: The highest rank has the label, "Codename: Awesome!" ("Awesome" sounds like an interesting secret agent name, but does it still sound so when compared to some other offbeat spy codenames?) | *[[Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective]]: The highest rank has the label, "Codename: Awesome!" ("Awesome" sounds like an interesting secret agent name, but does it still sound so when compared to some other offbeat spy codenames?) | ||
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Revision as of 06:58, 29 October 2011
Sometimes the word awesome gets used in contexts where one might not normally use it.
As A Noun
- Email some kinda robot: Strong Bad asks Abdi if he uses his super powers "for good, or for awesome".
- Email butt IQ: Strong Bad boasts, "On a scale of one to awesome, I'm super great".
- Email band names: Dan suggests "For Good Or For Awesome" as a band name.
- Email coloring: The email begins, "Dear Awesome". Strong Bad responds, "Oh! Somebody finally got it right!"
- Strong Bad Gameways: Strong Bad boasts to have an "awesome-based crew".
- Strong Badia the Free: After Strong Bad conquers Pompomerania, the reporter says, "Maybe we should all start brushing up on our 'awesome'! "
As Part of an Original Word
- Email monster truck: Strong Bad advertises Awexome Cross 98.
- Email local news: Strong Bad boasts that Action Cool 5 is "investiga-awesome".
- Email space program: Strong Bad admits that his space program blew their budget on their "kick-awesome" logo.
- Lappynapped!: Strong Bad seeks a "kick-awesome guitarist".
- Drive-Thru: Strong Bad precedes the bottle rocket's launch by telling The Cheat, "This is gonna be bro-awesome".
- Homestar Ruiner: Strong Bad desires a "kick-awesome" trophy.
- Baddest of the Bands: Bubs claims to have an "omnipotent, omnipresent, and omni-awesome" security robot.
- Poker Night at the Inventory: Strong Bad says "Flops are stupid, but floppy disks are analog-awesome."
Questionably Notable Appearances
- Email funny: Strong Bad asks The Cheat to get some "Awesome Sauce" to clean the Compy with. ("Awesome Sauce" sounded kind of silly to me until I found out it exists.)
- Email underlings: The word "awesome" leads to an Easter Egg containing two TV show clips. (This instance got the word involved in a noticeable use, but not a grammatically incorrect one.)
- Baddest of the Bands: Marzipan gives Strong Bad an autographed Cool Tapes picture reading, "To awesome Strong Bad. You are not awesome. Love, Marzipan." (The word got used in a contradictory, but still grammatically correct, manner.)
- Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective: The highest rank has the label, "Codename: Awesome!" ("Awesome" sounds like an interesting secret agent name, but does it still sound so when compared to some other offbeat spy codenames?)
