Senor Cardgage
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| - | [[Image:Senor_Cartgage_Profile.PNG|thumb|right|100px| | + | [[Image:Senor_Cartgage_Profile.PNG|thumb|right|100px|Senor Cardgage is [[Wikipedia:Oscar_the_Grouch|grouchy]].]] |
{{about|creepy mortgage broker and used car salesman}} {{for|blue [[Storybook Characters|storybook character]]|Señor}} {{for|common misuse of the Spanish word "Señor"|Senor}} | {{about|creepy mortgage broker and used car salesman}} {{for|blue [[Storybook Characters|storybook character]]|Señor}} {{for|common misuse of the Spanish word "Señor"|Senor}} | ||
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* Loudly eating melty chocolate bars while standing too close to you in lines | * Loudly eating melty chocolate bars while standing too close to you in lines | ||
* Smelling like [[Peas|pea soup]] (according to [[Homestar Runner]]) | * Smelling like [[Peas|pea soup]] (according to [[Homestar Runner]]) | ||
| + | * Passing gas | ||
[[Image:Can of Peas.png|thumb|left|"Look at this can of peas, Helvetica."]] | [[Image:Can of Peas.png|thumb|left|"Look at this can of peas, Helvetica."]] | ||
| - | Senor Cardgage speaks in phrases that are almost one word but not quite another, like; "excardon me" and "exobably not," and he talks in a | + | Senor Cardgage speaks in phrases that are almost one word but not quite another, like; "excardon me" and "exobably not," and he talks in a grouchy voice. He'll also "call at you as if you were a lady," regardless of your gender. |
| - | Even though he has a car dealership and a mortgage company, his residence is unknown. It is suggested in [[Senorial Day]] and [[candy product]] that he is homeless, as he is shown in an [[Alleyway|alleyway]] sleeping in a sleeping bag and using his [[Wikipedia:Aldi|Aldi]] bag as a pillow. Strong Sad said that Senor Cardgage lived down the street when they were little, implying he had a house at one point; however, there is no proof of this or of his current residence, if any. Although it is implied that he is poor, he offers to buy Strong Sad a can of peas at [[Strong Bad]]'s [[garage sale]] for $99, and then proceeds to buy it for himself. | + | Even though he has a '''car dealership''' and a '''mortgage company''', his residence is unknown. It is suggested in [[Senorial Day]] and [[candy product]] that he is homeless, as he is shown in an [[Alleyway|alleyway]] sleeping in a sleeping bag and using his [[Wikipedia:Aldi|Aldi]] bag as a pillow. Strong Sad said that Senor Cardgage lived down the street when they were little, implying he had a house at one point; however, there is no proof of this or of his current residence, if any. Although it is implied that he is poor, he offers to buy Strong Sad a can of peas at [[Strong Bad]]'s [[garage sale]] for $99, and then proceeds to buy it for himself. |
When Strong Bad is asked what he would be like if he was not stylish and buff in the email "[[kind of cool]]", he describes Creepy Comb-Over Strong Bad who is just like Senor Cardgage. Both are, at least to Strong Bad, "so cool, you don't even know [that they are] cool". | When Strong Bad is asked what he would be like if he was not stylish and buff in the email "[[kind of cool]]", he describes Creepy Comb-Over Strong Bad who is just like Senor Cardgage. Both are, at least to Strong Bad, "so cool, you don't even know [that they are] cool". | ||
Revision as of 13:42, 3 July 2006
- This article is about the creepy mortgage broker and used car salesman. For the blue storybook character, see Señor. For the common misuse of the Spanish word "Señor", see Senor.
Senor Cardgage is apparently the creepy guy that lived down the street from the Brothers Strong when they were little, and gave Strong Sad nightmares due to his extreme sketchiness. He now runs his own mortgage business as well as a used car dealership. His name is pronounced "Seh-nor", not "Seh-nyor", due to the lack of a tilde on the N.
Some of his traits include:
- Suspiciously coming out of bushes and shrubs just as you walk by
- Always carrying an old plastic Aldi grocery bag of mysterious contents
- Loudly eating melty chocolate bars while standing too close to you in lines
- Smelling like pea soup (according to Homestar Runner)
- Passing gas
Senor Cardgage speaks in phrases that are almost one word but not quite another, like; "excardon me" and "exobably not," and he talks in a grouchy voice. He'll also "call at you as if you were a lady," regardless of your gender.
Even though he has a car dealership and a mortgage company, his residence is unknown. It is suggested in Senorial Day and candy product that he is homeless, as he is shown in an alleyway sleeping in a sleeping bag and using his Aldi bag as a pillow. Strong Sad said that Senor Cardgage lived down the street when they were little, implying he had a house at one point; however, there is no proof of this or of his current residence, if any. Although it is implied that he is poor, he offers to buy Strong Sad a can of peas at Strong Bad's garage sale for $99, and then proceeds to buy it for himself.
When Strong Bad is asked what he would be like if he was not stylish and buff in the email "kind of cool", he describes Creepy Comb-Over Strong Bad who is just like Senor Cardgage. Both are, at least to Strong Bad, "so cool, you don't even know [that they are] cool".
It is often debated whether Senor Cardgage and Creepy Comb-Over Strong Bad are the same person or not, but it is notable that during the "Sketchbook" extra on the strongbad_email.exe DVD, The Brothers Chaps refer to this character as Senor Cardgage, and during the commentary for garage sale, they remark, "Ah, good ol' Senor Cardgage. I guess he's a real character now." Also, in the Toons Menu, the description for Senor Mortgage reads "Wait. Is Senor Cardgage real?!"
Filmography
- Debut: Email kind of cool
- Complete Filmography
Quotes of the Week
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