Made-Up Body Parts

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*[[Peasant's Quest]] — If [[Rather Dashing]] repeatedly uses the crank at the well, the game mentions exercising your "Deltoidus Rex" muscles. This name is based on a shoulder muscle called the [[Wikipedia:Deltoid muscle|deltoid muscle]]. ''Rex'' is Latin for "king".
*[[Peasant's Quest]] — If [[Rather Dashing]] repeatedly uses the crank at the well, the game mentions exercising your "Deltoidus Rex" muscles. This name is based on a shoulder muscle called the [[Wikipedia:Deltoid muscle|deltoid muscle]]. ''Rex'' is Latin for "king".
*Email [[suntan]] — [[The Cloitsterizer]] claims to be able to maximize your "cloits and dloits", two more nonexistent body parts.
*Email [[suntan]] — [[The Cloitsterizer]] claims to be able to maximize your "cloits and dloits", two more nonexistent body parts.
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*[[The Homestar Runner Gets Something Stuck In His Craw]] — As the title suggests, Homestar's storybook version deals with having a mysterious object stuck in his "craw".
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*[[The Homestar Runner Gets Something Stuck In His Craw]] — As the title suggests, [[The Homestar Runner (storybook)|Homestar's storybook version]] deals with having a mysterious object stuck in his "craw".
*[[Strong Badia the Free]]  — Several characters mention their "pretendix". Strong Sad's is removed and placed in a jar, and later stolen and traded to Bubs by Strong Bad. The name is similar to that of the "appendix".
*[[Strong Badia the Free]]  — Several characters mention their "pretendix". Strong Sad's is removed and placed in a jar, and later stolen and traded to Bubs by Strong Bad. The name is similar to that of the "appendix".
[[Category:Exaggeration running gags]]
[[Category:Exaggeration running gags]]

Revision as of 06:49, 18 August 2009

"Maximize your cloits and dloits with the ease of a thousandaire!"

In many Homestar Runner cartoons, Strong Bad has been shown to have a habit of making up names of body parts that don't exist. Some of these names have been made by adding the stereotypical Latin suffix -us at the end.

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