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*[[Viidelectrix]] version of [[Duck Guardian One]] — "Point hereabouts and mash A to start."
*[[Viidelectrix]] version of [[Duck Guardian One]] — "Point hereabouts and mash A to start."
*[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 13]] — [[Tompkins]] presses buttons on his [[Nintendo|Game Boy]]; as he does, the word "m.a.s.h." appears intermittently.
*[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 13]] — [[Tompkins]] presses buttons on his [[Nintendo|Game Boy]]; as he does, the word "m.a.s.h." appears intermittently.
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*[[Nintendo Power July 2008 Interview]] — "Anyone who can't figure out how to mash a bunch of buttons on a game pad shouldn't be indulging in video-gamery in the first place."
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*[[Nintendo Power Interview - July 2008]] — "Anyone who can't figure out how to mash a bunch of buttons on a game pad shouldn't be indulging in video-gamery in the first place."
*[[Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People]] — The tutorials explain the controls by telling the player to mash specific buttons on their controller.
*[[Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People]] — The tutorials explain the controls by telling the player to mash specific buttons on their controller.
*[[Homestar Ruiner]] — Strong Bad wonders what will happen if he mashes the erase button on the camera at the racetrack.
*[[Homestar Ruiner]] — Strong Bad wonders what will happen if he mashes the erase button on the camera at the racetrack.

Revision as of 21:28, 2 October 2019

And so, The Cheat mashed play on an extremely expensive jambox.

There have been many occurrences of Mashing Go/Play throughout the Homestar Runner body of work. This phrase generally replaces the term "push" or "press" in relation to a button. In the southern United States (e.g. Georgia, home of The Brothers Chaps), "mash" is a common dialect term, so although it has appeared several times in the H*R universe, TBC might not originally have intended for it to become a recurring theme, as they were probably accustomed to the term.

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