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| - | '''[[Senor Cardgage]]''' first appeared in the [[Strong Bad Email]] [[kind of cool]]. He is apparently the creepy guy that lived down the street from [[The Brothers Strong]] when they were little, whose extreme sketchiness gave [[Strong Sad]] nightmares. He now runs [[Senor Cardgage Mortgage|his own mortgage business]] as well as a [[Senorial Day|used car dealership]], in addition to having a job as an [[the movies|usher]]. His name is pronounced "[[Senor|Seh-nor]]", not "Seh-nyor", due to the lack of a [[Wikipedia: tilde|tilde]] on the N (ñ - known in Spanish as an "enye"). He is apparently [[Left Handedness#Ambidextrous Characters|ambidextrous]]. '''[[Senor Cardgage|(more...)]]''' | + | '''[[Senor Cardgage]]''' first appeared in the [[Strong Bad Email]] [[kind of cool]]. He is apparently the creepy guy that lived down the street from [[The Brothers Strong]] when they were little, whose extreme sketchiness gave [[Strong Sad]] nightmares. He now runs [[Senor Cardgage Mortgage|his own mortgage business]] as well as a [[Senorial Day|used car dealership]], in addition to having a job as an [[the movies|usher]]. His name is pronounced "[[Senor|Seh-nor]]", not "Seh-nyor", due to the lack of a [[Wikipedia: tilde|tilde]] on the N (ñ - known in [[Wikipedia:Spanish language|Spanish]] as an "enye"). He is apparently [[Left Handedness#Ambidextrous Characters|ambidextrous]]. '''[[Senor Cardgage|(more...)]]''' |
Revision as of 23:19, 22 July 2007
Senor Cardgage first appeared in the Strong Bad Email kind of cool. He is apparently the creepy guy that lived down the street from The Brothers Strong when they were little, whose extreme sketchiness gave Strong Sad nightmares. He now runs his own mortgage business as well as a used car dealership, in addition to having a job as an usher. His name is pronounced "Seh-nor", not "Seh-nyor", due to the lack of a tilde on the N (ñ - known in Spanish as an "enye"). He is apparently ambidextrous. (more...)
