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Hello! I am Jeppo. I'm from England. I won't ask you what you think about the English just in case you get banned in the UK. My interests are Astronomy and cricket (the sport, not the insect!)

It's been about a month since I discovered this website and I'm learning about Wikis all the time. I suppose I'm still a bit of a noob in places though but don't mind me, I'm just a friendly reminder!

Contents

Top 5 favourite...

Toons/Shorts

  1. Strong Bad is in Jail Cartoon
  2. The Interview
  3. 3 Times Halloween Funjob
  4. Bug in Mouth Disease
  5. Fluffy Puff Commercial

Emails

  1. sibbie
  2. radio
  3. virus
  4. alternate universe - NEW ENTRY!
  5. invisibility

Best quote from latest Toon/Email (In my opinion)

Email isp

STRONG MAD: {in a high pitched voice} I'M A WEBSITE!

Random Word Of The Day (or thereabouts)

Here I choose a toon or email completely from random and then I choose a word uttered from that toon or email at random.

Random word for: Tuesday 6th June

Email sb_email 22 - 112 words uttered.

THE ANNOUNCER: Strong Bad, how do you respond to claims that your comment brought the entire royal family to tears? {87th word uttered}

  • The word 'do' is uttered three times in this email. Therefore the chances for this word being chosen for this email are 2.54%.
  • The Announcer has uttered 20 (17.9%) of the total words uttered in this email
  • There is an article on the word 'do' on Wiktionary - click here to view
  • There is an article on the word 'do' on Wikipedia = Click here to view
  • There isn't an article on 'do' on the HRWiki.

Archive

05/06/2006: 'house', spoken by Strong Bad from studying

Stats

Who Said it?

Strong Bad: (1/2)=50.0%
The Announcer: (1/2)=50.0%

How long is it?

2 letters: (1/2)=50.0%
5 letters: (1/2)=50.0%

Wiktionary article?

Yes: (2/2)=100%
No: (0/2)=0%

Wikipedia article?

Yes: (2/2)=100%
No: (0/2)=0%

HRWiki article?

Yes: (0/2)=0%
No: (2/2)=100%

The final word

Okay, until next time. Please send me your questions via my talk page and I will make fun of you... I mean, answer them.

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