Brellow Crayon

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(this whole part seems unnecessary. you pronounce it as it's written? it's name appears on it as written? do we really need to note that?)
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The '''Brœllow Crayon''' is a brown crayon and a yellow crayon mashed together. [[Homestar Runner]] uses it to draw [[butter]]ed [[bread]], "[[not]] quite hornets", and the sun with an [[afro]].  His manner of speech makes its name sound like "brœllow crown". The combined labels also makes it read "brœllow". "It is part of the "Becheive to Alieve" foundation and is kept in a drawer along with Homestar's stars and a photo of Homestar and [[Marzipan]] on a honeymoon.
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The '''Brœllow Crayon''' is a brown crayon and a yellow crayon mashed together. [[Homestar Runner]] uses it to draw [[butter]]ed [[bread]], "[[not]] quite hornets", and the sun with an [[afro]]. "It is part of the "Becheive to Alieve" foundation and is kept in a drawer along with Homestar's stars and a photo of Homestar and [[Marzipan]] on a honeymoon.
The Brœllow Crayon was formed by Homestar and [[Strong Sad]] when they ran into each other while carrying a brown and a yellow crayon, respectively.  
The Brœllow Crayon was formed by Homestar and [[Strong Sad]] when they ran into each other while carrying a brown and a yellow crayon, respectively.  

Revision as of 01:46, 29 January 2009

"What a rich history it has!"

The Brœllow Crayon is a brown crayon and a yellow crayon mashed together. Homestar Runner uses it to draw buttered bread, "not quite hornets", and the sun with an afro. "It is part of the "Becheive to Alieve" foundation and is kept in a drawer along with Homestar's stars and a photo of Homestar and Marzipan on a honeymoon. The Brœllow Crayon was formed by Homestar and Strong Sad when they ran into each other while carrying a brown and a yellow crayon, respectively.

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