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== Fun Facts ==
== Fun Facts ==
*This and [[Main Page 14]] are the only pages that have a continual noise played.
*This and [[Main Page 14]] are the only pages that have a continual noise played.
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*The "Loading" logo for this main page is the older "twirling" one, instead of the usual "bobbing" one.
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*If you roll over Characters and Downloads quickly, he'll first spit out the can, then swallow the bomb.
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*The "Loading" logo for this main page is the older "twirling" one, instead of the usual "bobbing" one. Also, the buttons are old-style as well.
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*If you scroll over games and then scroll over toons (when The Strong Bad lands from bouncing off his head), it looks like he's being blown upward by the explosion.
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*You can click and drag...
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**"Store" to have The Homestar Runner's head stay backwards. All his animations will be reversed.
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**"Store" again to have his head go back to facing forward, but it will be a bit off of his body.
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== External Links ==
== External Links ==

Revision as of 23:41, 28 March 2005

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Silent Homestar, based on the 1933 style of cartoons.

Page Title: "Old Timey Fun Timey!"

  • Toons — A bomb is shot out of one of the factory's chimneys, which lands on the ground and explodes.
  • Games1936 Strong Bad flies in from the left, lands on his head, rights himself, breathes heavily, and flies upwards.
  • CharactersThe Homestar Runner fires a can from his mouth.
  • Downloads — A bomb is shot out of the chimney again, lands in The Homestar Runner's mouth, and explodes in a puff of smoke.
  • Store — The Homestar Runner looks backwards.
  • E-mail — An old-timey Strong Sad (not Sickly Sam) wearing a helmet flies out of the big top.

Fun Facts

  • This and Main Page 14 are the only pages that have a continual noise played.
  • The "Loading" logo for this main page is the older "twirling" one, instead of the usual "bobbing" one.

External Links