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Revision as of 04:25, 20 December 2004
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Small question
Is the word/exclamation "huzzah!" directly linked to Homestar Runner or is it something generally used? Because I've spotted it in some game.
King Nintendoid 08:48, 16 Dec 2004 (MST)
"Huzzah" is an exclamation used back in the old days in England, and possibly elsewhere. So no, it's not technically a sighting. --Hagurumon
Buffy
The "buffy" link is broken. --JD
Cheat
I'm not sure, but the Cheat section looks like it's been defaced. -User:oddtodd
- I went ahead and fixed it myself. --oddtodd 21:43, 19 Nov 2004 (MST)
One Ring To Rule Them All 2
This belongs in the Discussion section:
- no, i belive that music is "the Entertainer" a Rag time jazz song from the early 1890's by Scott Joplin.
No idea who wrote it, but it's about the background music in the middle of "One Ring To Rule Them All 2." (moved by oddtodd 21:43, 19 Nov 2004 (MST))
Enough with the Burnination "sightings"
Folks, please consider what refers to what.
Is it possible that TBC's "Burnination" refers to videogames that pre-date H*R? I mean, it can't be the other way around. Seriously: How could Final Fantasy 1 and 2 refer to H*R? Those go back to the late 1980s. beanluc 13:15, 14 Dec 2004 (MST)
Answer: It's the remakes. The line was added in to the new version on Game Boy Advance. Note that it says "Dawn of Souls". -Tom H.
- Oh, I see. My bad beanluc
Regular Chat
Holy crap! I'm like, an hour away from Hershey Park! I'm totally going there sometime now! Are they still doing the HR face paintings?
