Bafroom

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*[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 7]] — Toddler [[Cheerleader]] says that her house has a hundred bafrooms. Toddler [[The Ugly One]] then asks her whether she means two bafrooms.
*[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 7]] — Toddler [[Cheerleader]] says that her house has a hundred bafrooms. Toddler [[The Ugly One]] then asks her whether she means two bafrooms.
*Email [[coloring]] — [[Homestar]], in a segment where he makes [[Deliberately Poor English|a series of juvenile mistakes]], says "Teach-orr! I have go bafroom!"
*Email [[coloring]] — [[Homestar]], in a segment where he makes [[Deliberately Poor English|a series of juvenile mistakes]], says "Teach-orr! I have go bafroom!"
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*Email [[mini-golf]] (Easter egg) — The scorecard for That Paintball Place Down the Street has a row measuring "bafroom breaks".
*[[Career Day]] — Homestar asks whether [[Space Captainface|spaceman]] will go boom if he makes bafroom in his pants.
*[[Career Day]] — Homestar asks whether [[Space Captainface|spaceman]] will go boom if he makes bafroom in his pants.
*[[On Break]] — Homestar, while orienting freshmen at [[Crazy Go Nuts University]] and dressed as [[The Jolly Dumple]], sings about having to share a bafroom with a kid from Alabama that kinda sucks.
*[[On Break]] — Homestar, while orienting freshmen at [[Crazy Go Nuts University]] and dressed as [[The Jolly Dumple]], sings about having to share a bafroom with a kid from Alabama that kinda sucks.
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[[Category:Word running gags]][[Category:Irregular Pronunciations]]

Revision as of 19:42, 1 December 2009

"No way, no way."

Occasionally, instead of referring to bathrooms by the proper name, the characters will call it a "bafroom". This practice of replacing "th" with "f" is known as th-fronting. This usually takes place in preschools, such as L.U.R.N., to make the characters seem more juvenile.

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