Reversed Dialogue
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Some characters have demonstrated the ablitity to '''speak backwards'''. | Some characters have demonstrated the ablitity to '''speak backwards'''. | ||
Revision as of 03:59, 21 December 2007
Some characters have demonstrated the ablitity to speak backwards.
Appearances
- Strong Bad's Message Bored — The second time the mouse is moved over Strong Bad's head, he says "Oh, I'm so bored!" backwards.
- Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 9.2 — Homestar Runner tries to record over his break-up with Marzipan by attempting to speak gibberish backwards.
- Email rock opera — Strong Bad says, "Checkin' email, now take it to the flip side!" backwards during the Email intro.
- Email alternate universe — An Easter egg is made to appear as if Homestar Runner spoke his lines backwards, and then the footage is played in reverse, so that his lines sound sensible, but distorted. This egg is a parody of a real-life Twin Peaks episode in which this technique was employed.
- Email looking old — In The Cheat's remix of the email, one part of the clip is played backwards... the sound is mostly gibberish, but is partly some of the original line, said forwards, but with the words in reverse order.
- Email mini-golf — Strong Bad says, "thousand other people have touched" backwards after he and The Cheat return from Sweet Puttin' Cakes.
- Jibblies 2 — Rocoulm says, "Come on in here!" backwards to release everybody from their jibblies.
