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*Email [[yes, wrestling]] — "He's the Il Cartographer", Il is Italian for "the".
*Email [[yes, wrestling]] — "He's the Il Cartographer", Il is Italian for "the".
*[[Strong Badia the Free Cave Girl Squad]] — When the [[dinosaur]] [[egg]] hatches, the girl says, "My dinosaur hatched! We're gonna be best BFFs forever!" This means "best best friends forever forever".
*[[Strong Badia the Free Cave Girl Squad]] — When the [[dinosaur]] [[egg]] hatches, the girl says, "My dinosaur hatched! We're gonna be best BFFs forever!" This means "best best friends forever forever".
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*[[Quote of the Week#QW-2009-02-19|February 19, 2009 Quote of the Week]] — [[Cheerleader]] writes "YNCBIINAR2TMTSAYHAOBTHACTCM this summer" in someone's yearbook. Then she explains that "This Summer" is part of the abbreviation; making it accounted for twice.
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*[[Quote of the Week#QW-2009-02-19|February 19, 2009 Quote of the Week]] — [[Cheerleader]] writes "YNCBIINAR2TMTSAYHAOBTHACTCM this summer" in someone's yearbook. She then explains that "This Summer" is part of the abbreviation, making it accounted for twice.
*[[Where U Goin' 2?]] — [[Strong Mad]] calls [[Strong Bad]] out on his use of "ATM machine" (Automated teller machine machine).
*[[Where U Goin' 2?]] — [[Strong Mad]] calls [[Strong Bad]] out on his use of "ATM machine" (Automated teller machine machine).
*Email [[dictionary]] — Strong Bad inadvertently says "restaurant-restaurant" after describing "frou-frou" desserts and then later says, "Shut up, [[shut up Lady]]!"
*Email [[dictionary]] — Strong Bad inadvertently says "restaurant-restaurant" after describing "frou-frou" desserts and then later says, "Shut up, [[shut up Lady]]!"

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That sure is... a Heavy Lourde.

Word redundancy is a running joke in the Homestar Runner universe that concerns using more than one of the same word to describe an object, character, object, etc.

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