-or pronounced with a long O

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*Email [[band names]] — The first band name that [[Strong Bad]] invents is "LAZOR", pronounced with a long O.
*Email [[band names]] — The first band name that [[Strong Bad]] invents is "LAZOR", pronounced with a long O.
*Email [[other days]] — Strong Bad pronounces "instructor" using a long O.
*Email [[other days]] — Strong Bad pronounces "instructor" using a long O.
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**[[Lappynapped!]] — [[Dolph Hauldhagen]] uses the same pronunciation to refer to himself in an Easter egg, making it the official pronunciation.  
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*[[Lappynapped!]] — [[Dolph Hauldhagen]] uses the same pronunciation to refer to himself in an Easter egg, making it the official pronunciation.  
*Email [[rock opera]] — [[Anonymous Contributor]] and his "parents" get their last name pronounced with a long O by [[Strong Bad]].
*Email [[rock opera]] — [[Anonymous Contributor]] and his "parents" get their last name pronounced with a long O by [[Strong Bad]].
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**[[Fan Costumes 2016]] — A fan dresses up as Anonymous, and Strong Bad again pronounces "Contributor" with a long O.
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*[[Fan Costumes 2016]] — A fan dresses up as Anonymous, and Strong Bad again pronounces "Contributor" with a long O.
*Email [[narrator]] — Strong Bad pronounces "Factor Z" with a long O.
*Email [[narrator]] — Strong Bad pronounces "Factor Z" with a long O.
*[[Drive Thru]] — Strong Bad and [[The Cheat]] use "The [[CompressOR]]" to launch a model rocket to Europa in hopes of bringing back [[Europa-pean lobster]]s.
*[[Drive Thru]] — Strong Bad and [[The Cheat]] use "The [[CompressOR]]" to launch a model rocket to Europa in hopes of bringing back [[Europa-pean lobster]]s.

Revision as of 10:39, 17 May 2019

CompressOR

Normally in English, when a word ends with -or, the O takes the schwa sound. Occasionally in the Homestar Runner cartoons, the O is pronounced with a long vowel.

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