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Revision as of 00:57, 14 September 2007
Prancing is a kind of skipping dance that Homestar Runner does multiple times in the Homestar Runner body of work.
References
- Email sb_email 22 — The Guardian is Britain's "pranciest" newspaper.
- Email flashback — "Prancibald over here said this egg belongs to him, when I found it first."
- Email haircut — Strong Mad wants Strong Bad to make a cardboard box dance and prance.
- Armless Invaders — If the player loses, Atari 2600 Homestar will prance back and forth across Strong Badia.
- The Interview — Strong Bad says that he watched Homestar "prance by" several times. Also, Strong Bad inquires as to whether or not Homestar enjoys prancing around like an idiot (which he does).
- The King of Town DVD — In the commentary, Strong Bad calls Homestar "Mr. Prancey-Time".
- Tis True, Pom Pom, Tis True — The narration at the end describes Homestar as "All prancey".
- Peasant's Quest — Asking Mendelev and Dongolev about "fire" prompts them to mock Rather Dashing's vacation to "some prancey lake".
- Email senior prom — Strong Bad claims that he has crashed his share of "Shortcoming Prances".
- Email trading cards — An Easter egg brings up a Strong Sad trading card with the name "Prancibald".
- Email your funeral — Strong Bad says that not even death can stop him from stopping his leotarded brother from prancing around in his honor.
- Email underlings — Strong Bad refers to the emailer as "PranceyDirtGirl".
