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*[[Strong Bad Is In Jail Cartoon]] — Strong Bad plans to use the ransom money from kidnapping [[the Poopsmith]] for a college fund that they blow on a really tricked-out van. | *[[Strong Bad Is In Jail Cartoon]] — Strong Bad plans to use the ransom money from kidnapping [[the Poopsmith]] for a college fund that they blow on a really tricked-out van. | ||
*Email [[radio]] — One of Strong Bad's examples of different [[Radio Stations and Shows|radio programs]] is college radio. | *Email [[radio]] — One of Strong Bad's examples of different [[Radio Stations and Shows|radio programs]] is college radio. | ||
- | *[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 8]] — The [[What's Her Face]] description reads "college radio!" | + | *[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 8]] — The [[What's Her Face]] description reads "college radio!". |
*Email [[concert]] — Strong Bad believes that [[sloshy]] is a band for those who "went to college". | *Email [[concert]] — Strong Bad believes that [[sloshy]] is a band for those who "went to college". | ||
*Email [[hygiene]] — Strong Bad complains that hot college girls never email him. | *Email [[hygiene]] — Strong Bad complains that hot college girls never email him. | ||
*Email [[bike thief]] — The email sender tells Strong Bad that she's in college, and is trying to make sure not to get her bike stolen. Later, Strong Bad, Homestar, and [[Marzipan]] are dressed up as college students. | *Email [[bike thief]] — The email sender tells Strong Bad that she's in college, and is trying to make sure not to get her bike stolen. Later, Strong Bad, Homestar, and [[Marzipan]] are dressed up as college students. | ||
*Email [[pizza joint]] — Strong Bad opens a [[The Pizz|pizza place]] in the hopes that college girls will visit. | *Email [[pizza joint]] — Strong Bad opens a [[The Pizz|pizza place]] in the hopes that college girls will visit. | ||
- | *[[Homestar Ruiner]] — | + | *[[Homestar Ruiner]] — In the [[Homestar Ruiner Teen Girl Squad|Teen Girl Squad]], the description for [[Cheerleader]] reads "college boys!". |
*[[Strong Badia the Free]] — Strong Bad receives an email asking if the [[Homestarmy]] pays for "colledge". | *[[Strong Badia the Free]] — Strong Bad receives an email asking if the [[Homestarmy]] pays for "colledge". | ||
*[[On Break]] — Homestar as the Jolly Dumple takes part in running freshman orientation at CGNU. He sings a version of the CGNU fight song about college life. | *[[On Break]] — Homestar as the Jolly Dumple takes part in running freshman orientation at CGNU. He sings a version of the CGNU fight song about college life. | ||
- | *[[Halloween Safety]] (Easter egg) — [[Tiny-Handed Strong Bad]] is described as a [[Wikipedia:DeVry University|DeVry]] | + | *[[Halloween Safety]] (Easter egg) — [[Tiny-Handed Strong Bad]] is described as a [[Wikipedia:DeVry University|DeVry]] graduate. |
*[[Homestar Runner Goes For the Gold]] — Homestar says that as help for the swimming competition, Homestar getting a submarine and Strong Bad getting a fish crammed through his head are the "standard collegiate swimming rules", which [[the Grape Fairie]] subsequently displays. | *[[Homestar Runner Goes For the Gold]] — Homestar says that as help for the swimming competition, Homestar getting a submarine and Strong Bad getting a fish crammed through his head are the "standard collegiate swimming rules", which [[the Grape Fairie]] subsequently displays. | ||
Revision as of 21:22, 20 February 2017
Although it has never been indicated whether any of the characters ever went to college, such institutions have been referenced multiple times in the Homestar Runner body of work.
Appearances
- Thorax Corporation claims that LLC,,. will take you somewhere you haven't been to since college.
- Homestar Quiz — Strong Bad is seen sitting in the Crazy Go Nuts University principal's office.
- Email CGNU — "Margo" asks how to become a graduate of Crazy Go Nuts University.
- Email theme party — Strong Bad suggests that the email sender and his friends come in their colleges' baseball hats.
- Email mascot — Strong Bad is inquired about the mascot of CGNU and its sports teams. Strong Bad shows us that The Cheat plays for the golf club team. After their victory, Homestar Runner is seen wearing their mascot costume, but he is presumably also affiliated with the next opponent, Homestar's Knees Tech.
- Teen Girl Squad Issue 5 — The Olda Boys' cooler reads "College Drinks".
- Strong Bad Is In Jail Cartoon — Strong Bad plans to use the ransom money from kidnapping the Poopsmith for a college fund that they blow on a really tricked-out van.
- Email radio — One of Strong Bad's examples of different radio programs is college radio.
- Teen Girl Squad Issue 8 — The What's Her Face description reads "college radio!".
- Email concert — Strong Bad believes that sloshy is a band for those who "went to college".
- Email hygiene — Strong Bad complains that hot college girls never email him.
- Email bike thief — The email sender tells Strong Bad that she's in college, and is trying to make sure not to get her bike stolen. Later, Strong Bad, Homestar, and Marzipan are dressed up as college students.
- Email pizza joint — Strong Bad opens a pizza place in the hopes that college girls will visit.
- Homestar Ruiner — In the Teen Girl Squad, the description for Cheerleader reads "college boys!".
- Strong Badia the Free — Strong Bad receives an email asking if the Homestarmy pays for "colledge".
- On Break — Homestar as the Jolly Dumple takes part in running freshman orientation at CGNU. He sings a version of the CGNU fight song about college life.
- Halloween Safety (Easter egg) — Tiny-Handed Strong Bad is described as a DeVry graduate.
- Homestar Runner Goes For the Gold — Homestar says that as help for the swimming competition, Homestar getting a submarine and Strong Bad getting a fish crammed through his head are the "standard collegiate swimming rules", which the Grape Fairie subsequently displays.