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Squeaky clean.

Homestar is in the shower. There is a continual dripping sound from the showerhead.

Cast (in order of appearance): Homestar Runner

Page title: "Nakers!!!"

  • Toons - His bathing cap puffs up.
  • Games - The shower turns on.
  • Characters - The shower turns on again, but weaker than before.
  • Downloads - Homestar pulls the curtain shut.
  • Store - The shower comes on again, and fills the screen with steam. The word "LEMKE" is traced in the condensation that builds up on the screen.
  • E-mail- Homestar's towel comes off. Pixelation!

Fun Facts

  • This and Main Page 10 are the only pages that have a continual noise played.
  • Homestar's shower curtains, seen when you hover your mouse over Downloads, are the same as the curtains in the Simpsons' kitchen in the popular cartoon, "The Simpsons".
  • You can click and drag...
    • "Toons" to have Homestar's bathing cap stay puffed up.
    • "Games" to keep the shower on full force.
    • "Characters" to keep the shower on with less force.
    • "Downloads" to keep the shower curtain covering the screen.
    • "Store" to have the steam stay in the room.
    • "E-mail" to have Homestar's towel stay off.
  • Activate the "Games" and "Characters" click-and-drag bugs together to have the shower shooting out two separate streams of water.
  • If you have the "Games" bug activated and then mouse over "Store", the water will stop spraying when you move your mouse off. This is because the "Store" animation uses the same animation as "Games" except with steam.
  • Activate the "E-mail" bug and then mouse over "Downloads". When you take the curtain away, Homestar's towel will be back on, but you can still see some pixelation on the wall behind his body.
  • The "Store" animation is the only one visible when the "Downloads" click-and-drag bug is activated.

Goofs

  • The dripping noise is made as soon as the drop of water falls from the showerhead. Shouldn't we hear it when it hits the floor?

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