Tooty-two
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*In [[Strong Bad Sings]], you can order your copy of the album by calling 1-800-428-64 tooty-two. | *In [[Strong Bad Sings]], you can order your copy of the album by calling 1-800-428-64 tooty-two. | ||
*On the [[Email]] page, one of the zip codes appears as 2x2x2 -- which is technically tooty-two-two, of course. | *On the [[Email]] page, one of the zip codes appears as 2x2x2 -- which is technically tooty-two-two, of course. | ||
| - | *Also on the Email page, one of the zip codes is 642T2. When read aloud, 2T2 is "tooty-two." | + | *Also on the Email page, one of the zip codes is 642T2. When read aloud, 2T2 is pronounced "tooty-two." |
*In [[part-time job]], Bubs says he's going to be "two times two." | *In [[part-time job]], Bubs says he's going to be "two times two." | ||
[[Category: Inside Jokes]] | [[Category: Inside Jokes]] | ||
Revision as of 02:10, 5 January 2005
Tooty-two is a random number that keeps popping up in various places. It is sometimes included in a phone number, a price tag, and so on. It also might be a vague reference to Sally Brown of Peanuts fame, who has been quoted as insisting, "Two times two is tooty-two; three times three is threety-three; four times four is four-forty-four."
Sightings
- In lackey, Bubs informs The Cheat that his total comes out to "fifteen tooty-two."
- In the Homestar Quiz, tooty-two is one of the proposed answers to how many melonades Homestar drank.
- In Strong Bad Sings, you can order your copy of the album by calling 1-800-428-64 tooty-two.
- On the Email page, one of the zip codes appears as 2x2x2 -- which is technically tooty-two-two, of course.
- Also on the Email page, one of the zip codes is 642T2. When read aloud, 2T2 is pronounced "tooty-two."
- In part-time job, Bubs says he's going to be "two times two."
