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| 1 = [[Homestar Runner]] gained a half-open mouth animation frame, despite [[Matt Chapman]] [[Georgia Tech - 26 Apr 2007|saying it wasn't necessary at 12 frames per second]].
| 1 = [[Homestar Runner]] gained a half-open mouth animation frame, despite [[Matt Chapman]] [[Georgia Tech - 26 Apr 2007|saying it wasn't necessary at 12 frames per second]].
| 2 = [[Strong Bad]] and [[Strong Mad]], and their original role as tag team wrestlers, came from the 1986 [[Nintendo]] video game [[Wikipedia:Tag Team Wrestling|Tag Team Wrestling]], in which one of the teams is called "The Strong Bads".
| 2 = [[Strong Bad]] and [[Strong Mad]], and their original role as tag team wrestlers, came from the 1986 [[Nintendo]] video game [[Wikipedia:Tag Team Wrestling|Tag Team Wrestling]], in which one of the teams is called "The Strong Bads".
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| 10 = [[Pom Pom]] is the only main character never to have said anything [[Lack of Intelligible Speech|understandable as an English word]].
| 10 = [[Pom Pom]] is the only main character never to have said anything [[Lack of Intelligible Speech|understandable as an English word]].
| 11 = [[Pom Pom]] is the only main character whose [[parents]] ([[General and Fraulein Pom Pom]]) have been [[Pom Pom, Too|seen in the body of work]].
| 11 = [[Pom Pom]] is the only main character whose [[parents]] ([[General and Fraulein Pom Pom]]) have been [[Pom Pom, Too|seen in the body of work]].
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| 12 = The [[Old Characters Page]] said that [[the King of Town]] was [[Marzipan]]'s father. However, this idea has since been abandoned.
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| 13 = [[Marzipan]] is named after [[Wikipedia:Marzipan|marzipan]], a confectionery consisting primarily of ground almonds and sugar.
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| 14 = [[Marzipan]] is apparently [[DNA Evidence|allergic to pecans]].
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| 15 = [[Marzipan]] has a cousin named [[Debra]] whom [[Strong Bad]] [[Happy Dethemberween|said he considered hot]].
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| 16 = [[Marzipan]] has a sister, [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 17.2|according]] to [[Homestar Runner]].
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| 1 = The [[Old Characters Page]] said that [[the King of Town]] was [[Marzipan]]'s father. However, this idea has since been abandoned.
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| 17 = [[Marzipan]] has [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 15.2|apparently had]] [[Questionable Services|questionable surgery]] to have her [[Lack of Visible Body Parts|nose removed]].
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| 2 = [[Marzipan]] is named after [[Wikipedia:Marzipan|marzipan]], a confectionery consisting primarily of ground almonds and sugar.
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| 18 = [[Marzipan]]'s latest stepfather as of [[A Death-Defying Decemberween]] is named Seth, and works in a philosophy department.
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| 3 = [[Marzipan]] is apparently [[DNA Evidence|allergic to pecans]].
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| 19 = [[Coach Z]]'s accent came from a depressing Midwestern voice that [[Matt Chapman]] and some friends would do in college.
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| 4 = [[Marzipan]] has a cousin named [[Debra]] whom [[Strong Bad]] [[Happy Dethemberween|said he considered hot]].
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| 20 = [[Coach Z]] is named after [[Craig Zobel]] (as revealed in the [[Wonkavision Magazine Interview|Wonkavision interview]]).
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| 5 = [[Marzipan]] has a sister, [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 17.2|according]] to [[Homestar Runner]].
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| 21 = On [[Coach Z]]'s emblem, the darker blue shine streak under the gold Z makes a backwards Z formation.
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| 6 = [[Marzipan]] has [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 15.2|apparently had]] [[Questionable Services|questionable surgery]] to have her [[Lack of Visible Body Parts|nose removed]].
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| 22 = According to the [[Old Characters Page]], [[Coach Z]] wasn't much of a coach at the time, and he just added the title because it sounded "cooler than just Z".
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| 7 = [[Marzipan]]'s latest stepfather as of [[A Death-Defying Decemberween]] is named Seth, and works in a philosophy department.
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| 23 = [[Bubs]] is based on a person [[the Brothers Chaps]] knew growing up who worked at a concession stand locally and spoke with the same gravelly voice.
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| 8 = [[Coach Z]]'s accent came from a depressing Midwestern voice that [[Matt Chapman]] and some friends would do in college.
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| 24 = [[Matt Chapman]] has admitted that [[Bubs]]'s voice was heavily borrowed from the voice of [[imdb:nm0289359|Redd Foxx]] (of [[imdb:tt0068128|''Sanford and Son'']] fame).
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| 9 = [[Coach Z]] is named after [[Craig Zobel]] (as revealed in the [[Wonkavision Magazine Interview|Wonkavision interview]]).
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| 25 = [[Mike Chapman]] [[Georgia Tech - 26 Apr 2007|once noted]] that it is difficult to animate Bubs's elbows, leading to his lack of elbows in later toons.
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| 10 = On [[Coach Z]]'s emblem, the darker blue shine streak under the gold Z makes a backwards Z formation.
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| 26 = [[The King of Town]] wears a [[pickelhaube]] in [[Ever and More]], similar to his [[Old-Timey]] [[The Kaiser|counterpart]].
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| 11 = According to the [[Old Characters Page]], [[Coach Z]] wasn't much of a coach at the time, and he just added the title because it sounded "cooler than just Z".
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| 27 = [[The King of Town]] is [[Donut Unto Others|shown to possess]] either powers of teleportation or skills as a ninja, as he can appear and disappear in a puff of smoke.
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| 28 = [[The Poopsmith]], in his voiced appearances, is voiced by [[John Linnell]] of [[They Might Be Giants]].
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| 29 = [[Homsar]] is the only main character with no [[Old-Timey]] or [[Dangeresque (film series)|Dangeresque]] counterpart.
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| 30 = [[Homsar]]'s coloring is similar to that of the unused character [[Homeschool Winner]].
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| 31 = [[Strong Bad]]'s username on ''[[wikipedia:Tabletop Simulator|Tabletop Simulator]]'', which he has [[Trogdor! LIVE with the Brothers Chaps!|used to virtually play]] [[Trogdor!! The Board Game]], is [[Senor Cardgage|cardgage]]fan73.
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| 32 = [[Senor Cardgage]]'s [[weird shrub]] was originally going to be named Strongberg.
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| 1 = [[Bubs]] is based on a person [[the Brothers Chaps]] knew growing up who worked at a concession stand locally and spoke with the same gravelly voice.
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| 33 = The blurred-out writing on [[Olympic Man and Coach|Olympic Man]]'s shirt says "hiphop man" in [[Teen Girl Squad Issue 13]].
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| 2 = [[Matt Chapman]] has admitted that [[Bubs]]'s voice was heavily borrowed from the voice of [[imdb:nm0289359|Redd Foxx]] (of [[imdb:tt0068128|''Sanford and Son'']] fame).
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| 34 = [[Strong Sad]]'s [[marzipan|comment about vinegar toast]] was based on [[Matt Chapman]] feeding it to [[Mike Chapman|his brother]] when they were kids.
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| 3 = [[Mike Chapman]] [[Georgia Tech - 26 Apr 2007|once noted]] that it is difficult to animate Bubs's elbows, leading to his lack of elbows in later toons.
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| 35 = One of the two [[Homestar Runner]]s who appear in [[Senorial Day]] is wearing a [[Mustachioed Homestar Runner|mustache]].
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| 4 = [[The King of Town]] wears a [[pickelhaube]] in [[Ever and More]], similar to his [[Old-Timey]] [[The Kaiser|counterpart]].
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| 36 = Typing anything with the word "[[The Cheat|cheat]]" in it in [[Peasant's Quest]] will result in the response "Meh."
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| 5 = [[The King of Town]] is [[Donut Unto Others|shown to possess]] either powers of teleportation or skills as a ninja, as he can appear and disappear in a puff of smoke.
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| 37 = [[Strong Bad]] makes an unintentional [[haiku]] in the intro to [[japanese cartoon#Remarks|japanese cartoon]].
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| 6 = [[The Poopsmith]], in his voiced appearances, is voiced by [[John Linnell]] of [[They Might Be Giants]].
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| 38 = [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 17.2]] is the [[Toons By Length|longest cartoon]] on [[homestarrunner.com]], at 31:09.
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| 7 = [[Homsar]] is the only main character with no [[Old-Timey]] or [[Dangeresque (film series)|Dangeresque]] counterpart.
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| 39 = The [[Trogdor (song)|Trogdor song]] was added to [[dragon]] at the last minute by [[the Brothers Chaps]], after [[Matt Chapman|Matt]] started spontaneously singing it while making breakfast.
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| 8 = [[Homsar]]'s coloring is similar to that of the unused character [[Homeschool Winner]].
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| 40 = [[The Brothers Chaps]] didn't come up with the reveal in [[Pumpkin Carve-nival]] that [[Homestar Runner]] was [[Strong Bad]] in disguise until the toon was almost finished.
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| 9 = [[Strong Bad]]'s username on ''[[wikipedia:Tabletop Simulator|Tabletop Simulator]]'', which he has [[Trogdor! LIVE with the Brothers Chaps!|used to virtually play]] [[Trogdor!! The Board Game]], is [[Senor Cardgage|cardgage]]fan73.
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| 41 = [[Homsar]] never actually said his iconic line, "I was raised by a cup of coffee," until an [[Easter egg]] in [[Haunted Photo Booth]].
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| 10 = [[Senor Cardgage]]'s [[weird shrub]] was originally going to be named Strongberg.
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| 42 = [[Abdi LaRue]] was an early fan of [[Homestar Runner (body of work)|Homestar Runner]] to whom [[the Brothers Chaps]] reached out to send [[some kinda robot|the first Strong Bad Email]].
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| 43 = [[Fluffy Puff Marshmallows|Fluffy Puffs]] are a real marshmallow brand in [[wikipedia:Israel|Israel]].
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| 44 = [[Strong Mad#Physical Statistics|Strong Mad's height]] varies from [[i she be|6 ft]] to [[Secret Pages#smposse|8 ft 3]] depending on the source.
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| 45 = The little girl who appears in [[The Next April Fools Thing]] is based on a design for a character named "[[Folly]]", seen in [[Why Come Only One Girl?]].
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| 46 = The [[Visor Robot]] was given its name by this wiki. The name was adopted by [[the Brothers Chaps]] and used officially in [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 17.2]].
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| 47 = [[Homestar Runner]] was going to have two cousins named [[Preshy and Rafferty]] in an unfinished cartoon seen in [[Why Come Only One Girl?]].
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| 1 = The blurred-out writing on [[Olympic Man and Coach|Olympic Man]]'s shirt says "hiphop man" in [[Teen Girl Squad Issue 13]].
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| 48 = Behind the characters' silhouettes in each [[Halloween teaser]] is a different [[Nice Try|hidden message]] mocking those who try to reveal the [[Halloween Costumes|costumes]] with a [[Flash]] decompiler.
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| 2 = [[Strong Sad]]'s [[marzipan|comment about vinegar toast]] was based on [[Matt Chapman]] feeding it to [[Mike Chapman|his brother]] when they were kids.
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| 49 = Typing the [[wikipedia:Konami Code|Konami Code]] on the hint screen of [[TROGDOR!]] starts the player off with 30 lives.
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| 3 = One of the two [[Homestar Runner]]s who appear in [[Senorial Day]] is wearing a [[Mustachioed Homestar Runner|mustache]].
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| 50 = [[Naked Ned]] from [[Peasant's Quest]] lurks in the artwork of one of the [[Trogdor!! The Board Game Items#Tiles|forest tiles]] in [[Trogdor!! The Board Game]].
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| 4 = Typing anything with the word "[[The Cheat|cheat]]" in it in [[Peasant's Quest]] will result in the response "Meh."
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| 51 = A [[Homestar Runner RPG]] was once in development for the [[Atari 2600]].
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| 5 = [[Strong Bad]] makes an unintentional [[haiku]] in the intro to [[japanese cartoon#Remarks|japanese cartoon]].
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| 52 = A [[Cheat Commandos]]-themed [[Cheat Commandos Tactics|tactics game]] was once in development.
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| 6 = [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 17.2]] is the [[Toons By Length|longest cartoon]] on [[homestarrunner.com]], at 31:09.
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| 53 = There was originally going to be a [[Dangeresque Roomisode 2|sequel]] to [[Dangeresque Roomisode 1: Behind the Dangerdesque]], in which [[Dangeresque (character)|Dangeresque]] must defuse a bomb inside the [[Gremlin|DangeCar-esque]].
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| 7 = The [[Trogdor (song)|Trogdor song]] was added to [[dragon]] at the last minute by [[the Brothers Chaps]], after [[Matt Chapman|Matt]] started spontaneously singing it while making breakfast.
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| 54 = [[Pigs on Head]] was originally going to get a sequel entitled [[Butcher Bros.]], in which the player delivers sausages to cooks and delis.
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| 8 = [[The Brothers Chaps]] didn't come up with the reveal in [[Pumpkin Carve-nival]] that [[Homestar Runner]] was [[Strong Bad]] in disguise until the toon was almost finished.
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| 55 = There was originally going to be a [[Peasant's Quest Proposed Sequels|sequel]] to [[Peasant's Quest]], either in the form of an adventure featuring [[Baby Lady & Her Baby#The Baby|the baby]] as an adult, or a fake online experience parodying [[wikipedia:Massively multiplayer online role-playing game|MMORPGs]].
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| 9 = [[Homsar]] never actually said his iconic line, "I was raised by a cup of coffee," until an [[Easter egg]] in [[Haunted Photo Booth]].
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| 56 = The 136th [[Strong Bad Email]], [[geddup noise]], was originally going to be about [[Sbemail 136 Alternate Versions|kitchen appliances]].
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| 57 = [[The Brothers Chaps]] wrote a script for a toon called [[Soap Box Doiby]]. This toon was never finished, and the script was emailed to the Homestar Runner Wiki administrators.
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| 58 = [[Trogdor!! The Board Game]] originally included items such as "Ball of Fire", "Pauldrons of [[Greg]]", and "Bones of Luckman".
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| 59 = [[Homestar Runner]] was originally going to have a more humanoid shape, with arms and an overbite, while [[Strong Bad]] resembled a reptillian creature in a mask.
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| 60 = [[Strong Sad]] was originally going to have stripes.
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| 61 = [[Original Bubs]] was based on an old [[Bubs]] design from the [[Sketchbook (museum)|Museum Sketchbook]].
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| 1 = [[Abdi LaRue]] was an early fan of [[Homestar Runner (body of work)|Homestar Runner]] to whom [[the Brothers Chaps]] reached out to send [[some kinda robot|the first Strong Bad Email]].
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| 62 = [[Coach Z]]'s [[afro]] and [[mustache]] in his younger years is a reference to an old design from the [[Sketchbook (museum)|Museum Sketchbook]].
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| 2 = [[Fluffy Puff Marshmallows|Fluffy Puffs]] are a real marshmallow brand in [[wikipedia:Israel|Israel]].
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| 63 = [[Pom Pom]] was originally going to have a dog named [[Rejected Characters#Trivia Time|Trivia Time]]. Its design would later be used as an influence for his [[Trivia Time|cookie jar]].
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| 3 = [[Strong Mad#Physical Statistics|Strong Mad's height]] varies from [[i she be|6 ft]] to [[Secret Pages#smposse|8 ft 3]] depending on the source.
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| 64 = [[Blue Laser Commander]] was originally going to be an [[Rejected Characters#The Unguraits|Ungurait]], a rejected species of bandit-like characters.
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| 4 = The little girl who appears in [[The Next April Fools Thing]] is based on a design for a character named "[[Folly]]", seen in [[Why Come Only One Girl?]].
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| 65 = The photograph of [[Limozeen]] from [[monster truck]] is actually multiple photographs of [[the Brothers Chaps]]' brother [[Donnie Chapman|Donnie]], dressed as [[wikipedia:Vince Neil|Vince Neil]] in [[Halloween]] [[1987]].
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| 5 = The [[Visor Robot]] was given its name by this wiki. The name was adopted by [[the Brothers Chaps]] and used officially in [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 17.2]].
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| 66 = The [[@StrongBadActual]] Twitter account was registered in 2011, three years before its first activity.
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| 6 = [[Homestar Runner]] was going to have two cousins named [[Preshy and Rafferty]] in an unfinished cartoon seen in [[Why Come Only One Girl?]].
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| 67 = Before the [[flashback|hundredth]] [[Strong Bad Email]] was released, a [[Not the 100th Email!!!|secret cartoon]] was hidden at the "sbemail100.html" URL for those who tried to access the email early.
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| 7 = Behind the characters' silhouettes in each [[Halloween teaser]] is a different [[Nice Try|hidden message]] mocking those who try to reveal the [[Halloween Costumes|costumes]] with a [[Flash]] decompiler.
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| 68 = A [[Where the Crap Are We?|secret cartoon]] can be found in the program [[Wikipedia:Macromedia Central|Macromedia Central]] by going into "Help &rarr; About Central" and Ctrl-doubleclicking on the "C" logo, then typing "sbemail" into the password field.
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| 8 = Typing the [[wikipedia:Konami Code|Konami Code]] on the hint screen of [[TROGDOR!]] starts the player off with 30 lives.
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| 69 = The site's first [[Easter egg]] can be found at the end of [[The King of Town DVD Old Version]]. If the sheep is clicked, it flies off behind the mountains.
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| 9 = [[Naked Ned]] from [[Peasant's Quest]] lurks in the artwork of one of the [[Trogdor!! The Board Game Items#Tiles|forest tiles]] in [[Trogdor!! The Board Game]].
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| 70 = [[Everybody to the Limit]] was played at the Field Day concert at [[Wikipedia:Giants Stadium|Giants Stadium]] on June 7, 2003. A [[Field Day Intro|special introduction]] was shown for the occasion.
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| 71 = There is a [[secret page]] on the site that only shows the text "[[hr:default.htm|this is strongbad]]".
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| 72 = Pressing L without caps on during [[Fluffy Puff Commercial]] causes the edges of the screen to be obscured by a silhouette of Abraham Lincoln's head.
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| 73 = [[Missy Palmer]], the voice actress of [[Marzipan]], is credited for helping write [[The Luau]], her only writing credit in the series.
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| 74 = In [[Weclome Back]], Homestar says to "get this www.show back on the road.com". This URL redirects to the [[homestarrunner.com]] home page.
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| 75 = [[Strongest Man in the World]]'s [[page title]] claims to be the longest. However, the record actually goes to [[Shopping for Danger]]. Notably, both page titles are nineteen syllables long.
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| 1 = A [[Homestar Runner RPG]] was once in development for the [[Atari 2600]].
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| 76 = [[Kick-A-Ball]]'s background music is a remix of the theme from [[Weclome Back]].
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| 2 = A [[Cheat Commandos]]-themed [[Cheat Commandos Tactics|tactics game]] was once in development.
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| 77 = Before [[The Umpire]]'s animated debut in [[Kick-A-Ball|2009]], he was supposed to appear in an unknown 2006 [[Strong Bad Email]] until [[the Brothers Chaps]] forgot.
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| 3 = There was originally going to be a [[Dangeresque Roomisode 2|sequel]] to [[Dangeresque Roomisode 1: Behind the Dangerdesque]], in which [[Dangeresque (character)|Dangeresque]] must defuse a bomb inside the [[Gremlin|DangeCar-esque]].
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| 78 = [[The Brothers Chaps]] worked on a [[Flash]] [[Mellow Mushroom|website]] for the restaurant chain [[wikipedia:Mellow Mushroom|Mellow Mushroom]] in 2001, with a similar interface to the [[Main Pages]] of [[Homestar Runner (body of work)|Homestar Runner]].
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| 4 = [[Pigs on Head]] was originally going to get a sequel entitled [[Butcher Bros.]], in which the player delivers sausages to cooks and delis.
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| 79 = In the game [[Where's an Egg?]], one of the suspects resembles tennis player [[John McEnroe]].
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| 5 = There was originally going to be a [[Peasant's Quest Proposed Sequels|sequel]] to [[Peasant's Quest]], either in the form of an adventure featuring [[Baby Lady & Her Baby#The Baby|the baby]] as an adult, or a fake online experience parodying [[wikipedia:Massively multiplayer online role-playing game|MMORPGs]].
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| 80 = [[The Brothers Chaps]] made [[Dad's Garage & Friends - 13 Jun 2015|an exclusive Strong Bad Email]] for the theater company [[Dad's Garage]].
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| 6 = The 136th [[Strong Bad Email]], [[geddup noise]], was originally going to be about [[Sbemail 136 Alternate Versions|kitchen appliances]].
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| 7 = [[The Brothers Chaps]] wrote a script for a toon called [[Soap Box Doiby]]. This toon was never finished, and the script was emailed to the Homestar Runner Wiki administrators.
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| 8 = [[Trogdor!! The Board Game]] originally included items such as "Ball of Fire", "Pauldrons of [[Greg]]", and "Bones of Luckman".
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| 3 = [[Original Bubs]] was based on an old [[Bubs]] design from the [[Sketchbook (museum)|Museum Sketchbook]].
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| 4 = [[Coach Z]]'s [[afro]] and [[mustache]] in his younger years is a reference to an old design from the [[Sketchbook (museum)|Museum Sketchbook]].
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| 5 = [[Pom Pom]] was originally going to have a dog named [[Rejected Characters#Trivia Time|Trivia Time]]. Its design would later be used as an influence for his [[Trivia Time|cookie jar]].
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| 6 = [[Blue Laser Commander]] was originally going to be an [[Rejected Characters#The Unguraits|Ungurait]], a rejected species of bandit-like characters.
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| 7 = The photograph of [[Limozeen]] from [[monster truck]] is actually multiple photographs of [[the Brothers Chaps]]' brother [[Donnie Chapman|Donnie]], dressed as [[wikipedia:Vince Neil|Vince Neil]] in [[Halloween]] [[1987]].
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| 8 = The [[@StrongBadActual]] Twitter account was registered in 2011, three years before its first activity.
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| 9 = Before the [[flashback|hundredth]] [[Strong Bad Email]] was released, a [[Not the 100th Email!!!|secret cartoon]] was hidden at the "sbemail100.html" URL for those who tried to access the email early.
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| 10 = A [[Where the Crap Are We?|secret cartoon]] can be found in the program [[Wikipedia:Macromedia Central|Macromedia Central]] by going into "Help &rarr; About Central" and Ctrl-doubleclicking on the "C" logo, then typing "sbemail" into the password field.
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| 2 = There is a [[secret page]] on the site that only shows the text "[[hr:default.htm|this is strongbad]]".
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| 3 = Pressing L without caps on during [[Fluffy Puff Commercial]] causes the edges of the screen to be obscured by a silhouette of Abraham Lincoln's head.
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| 4 = [[Missy Palmer]], the voice actress of [[Marzipan]], is credited for helping write [[The Luau]], her only writing credit in the series.
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| 5 = In [[Weclome Back]], Homestar says to "get this www.show back on the road.com". This URL redirects to the [[homestarrunner.com]] home page.
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| 6 = [[Strongest Man in the World]]'s [[page title]] claims to be the longest. However, the record actually goes to [[Shopping for Danger]]. Notably, both page titles are nineteen syllables long.
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| 7 = [[Kick-A-Ball]]'s background music is a remix of the theme from [[Weclome Back]].
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| 8 = Before [[The Umpire]]'s animated debut in [[Kick-A-Ball|2009]], he was supposed to appear in an unknown 2006 [[Strong Bad Email]] until [[the Brothers Chaps]] forgot.
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| 9 = [[The Brothers Chaps]] worked on a [[Flash]] [[Mellow Mushroom|website]] for the restaurant chain [[wikipedia:Mellow Mushroom|Mellow Mushroom]] in 2001, with a similar interface to the [[Main Pages]] of [[Homestar Runner (body of work)|Homestar Runner]].
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| 10 = In the game [[Where's an Egg?]], one of the suspects resembles tennis player [[John McEnroe]].
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| 11 = [[The Brothers Chaps]] made [[Dad's Garage & Friends - 13 Jun 2015|an exclusive Strong Bad Email]] for the theater company [[Dad's Garage]].
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Revision as of 03:15, 22 April 2020

A randomized template for the new Main Page. Includes 80 facts.

"I am cold and frightened and dunno what to think about this."
So many Trogdors, so few good Trogdors
"How come I didn't get no bursty muscles?"
Questionable voluntary surgery
Naked Ned in his natural habitat
"How come I didn't get no bursty muscles?"
"Mommydaddy's so proud of youuuuuuu"
"Here's a Twinkie."
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