Parents' Basement

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*Email [[environment]] — Strong Bad says he's [[making out]] with the environment in the parent's basement of a solar-powered house.
*Email [[environment]] — Strong Bad says he's [[making out]] with the environment in the parent's basement of a solar-powered house.
*[[Limozeen Live! (practice)|Limozeen Live!]] &mdash; The link to the video read "Watch us practicing in our <del>parents'</del> basement."
*[[Limozeen Live! (practice)|Limozeen Live!]] &mdash; The link to the video read "Watch us practicing in our <del>parents'</del> basement."
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*Email [[magic trick]] &mdash; In an easter egg, [[Science Fiction Greg and D N'D Greg|D N'D Greg]] asks [[Coach Z]] to leave his parent's basement.
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*Email [[magic trick]] &mdash; In an Easter egg, [[Science Fiction Greg and D N'D Greg|D N'D Greg]] asks [[Coach Z]] to leave his parent's basement.
*[[Strong Badia the Free]] &mdash; Strong Bad tells an email sender to figure out where in his parents' basement to hang his Bob Marley poster.
*[[Strong Badia the Free]] &mdash; Strong Bad tells an email sender to figure out where in his parents' basement to hang his Bob Marley poster.
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*[[Fan costumes '08]] &mdash; Strong Bad accuses a dressed-up fan of living in the basement of his parents' basement.
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*[[Fan Costumes '08]] &mdash; Strong Bad accuses a dressed-up fan of living in the basement of his parents' basement.
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"I'm gonna have to ask you to leave my parent's basement now."

The location of someone's parents' basement has been mentioned in a few cartoons as well as in public appearances of The Brothers Chaps. The phrase is used by Strong Bad usually as a means to ridicule other people. Sometimes the phrase is used in a singular possessive case ("parent's" with the apostrophe before the s), implying that there is only one parent in possession of the basement.

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