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*'''Downloads''' - Homestar's hat turns backwards.
*'''Downloads''' - Homestar's hat turns backwards.
*'''Store''' - The waffle iron attempts to open, stuck with dough.
*'''Store''' - The waffle iron attempts to open, stuck with dough.
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*'''E-mail''' - He holds up a plate of food. Someone <!--Do not change this to Coach Z--> says, "Quarter-cheese-plate-scattered-smothered-covered."
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*'''E-mail''' - He holds up a plate of food. Someone who sownds like a certain verbally-challenged coach<!--Do not change this to Coach Z--> says, "Quarter-cheese-plate-scattered-smothered-covered."
==Fun Facts==
==Fun Facts==

Revision as of 17:02, 13 January 2006

The longest short orders anywhere!

Homestar is working in a Waffle House-style restaurant.

Cast (in order of appearance): Homestar Runner

Icon: Waffle

Page title: "Doing it right ways all the time...It's Homestar Runner!"

Button Effects

  • Toons - A burger flips on the grill.
  • Games - The waffle iron opens. Someone says, "Waffle on one!"
  • Characters - The drink machine spills a green drink.
  • Downloads - Homestar's hat turns backwards.
  • Store - The waffle iron attempts to open, stuck with dough.
  • E-mail - He holds up a plate of food. Someone who sownds like a certain verbally-challenged coach says, "Quarter-cheese-plate-scattered-smothered-covered."

Fun Facts

  • The entire page is a reference to Waffle House, a chain of restaurants located primarily in the southern United States. The chain is perhaps best known for its unique lingo specifying the preparation of hash browns.
  • "Scattered, smothered, and covered" refers to hash browns spread out flat ("scattered") with onions ("smothered") and cheese ("covered").
  • The plate pictured is actually a patty melt plate, rather than a quarter cheese plate.
  • The logos on the drink dispenser appear to be (in order): Orange soda, Mountain Dew (or Surge), and Coca-Cola.

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