Nineties

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*[[Xeriouxly Forxe]] {{--}} All of the main characters have been "revamped for the nineties".
*[[Xeriouxly Forxe]] {{--}} All of the main characters have been "revamped for the nineties".
**[[Main Page 26]] is based on Xeriouxly Forxe, and its [[page title]] is "Revamped for the Nineties!".
**[[Main Page 26]] is based on Xeriouxly Forxe, and its [[page title]] is "Revamped for the Nineties!".
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*[[Homestar Runner Goes For the Gold]] {{--}} Strong Bad wants to know if "running" was what they called roller skating in the mid-'90s, when the [[Homestar Runner Goes For The Gold!|children's book]] he's reading was written.
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*[[Homestar Runner Goes for the Gold]] {{--}} Strong Bad wants to know if "running" was what they called roller skating in the mid-'90s, when the [[Homestar Runner Goes For The Gold!|children's book]] he's reading was written.
*[[Fangamer]] {{--}} The Strong Badia '94 shirt is designed as if it had been airbrushed in that year.
*[[Fangamer]] {{--}} The Strong Badia '94 shirt is designed as if it had been airbrushed in that year.
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Revision as of 01:53, 26 October 2022

"Born in the nineties!"

Apparently, the 1990s were an important decade in the Homestar Runner universe, as the characters have alluded to them occasionally. While the 1980s are when The Brothers Chaps grew up, the '90s are usually the newer, edgier times. They are the times when a new generation, who liked different things, grew up, and are reflected in the type of humor made about the decade.

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